Government proposes a statutory limit of 3 months on non-compete restrictions in employment contracts
8 June 2023
In response to the consultation on measures to reform post-termination restrictions in employment contracts,…
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Additional leave and protections for parents and carers confirmed
8 June 2023
Three new pieces of legislation that will provide parents and unpaid carers additional leave and new…
Government announces post Brexit changes to employment law
8 June 2023
The government has announced a raft of proposed changes to certain aspects of employment law now that the UK…
Bryn Parry CBE, Help for Heroes Co-Founder
14 April 2023
Co-founder of Help for Heroes, Bryn Parry CBE, passed away on Wednesday 12 April 2023.
Video: Employment law for case managers webinar
31 March 2022
This webinar was hosted by our employment team for case managers and those managing staff within case…
Employment Insight - What to expect in 2022
19 January 2022
In the first of our Employment Insights for 2022 we look at what changes employers can expect in the coming year.
Good Divorce Week: Financial Penalties for Battling Parents?
3 December 2021
As Resolution's Good Divorce Week 2021 comes to a close, Graham Coy, Partner in the Family Law Team at Wilsons…
The future of flexible working in the hybrid era
30 September 2021
Currently, a flexible working request can be made by all employees but only once they have completed 26…
An inspector calls…What schools need to know from September 2021
19 August 2021
The DfE have stated that routine inspections by both Ofsted and ISI will resume in September 2021.
Routine…
School archives and the indefinite retention of data
19 August 2021
Many schools may wish to retain personal data for periods long after the relationship with the employee, parent…
Out in the cold
20 April 2021
A new website has lifted the lid on unacceptable behaviour in schools. As a consequence, many schools will have…
DfE updates to schools coronavirus operational guidance
20 April 2021
The Department for Education (DfE) last updated its Schools coronavirus (COVID-19) operational guidance on 6…
Whose house is it anyway? How to protect your investment when buying a house with someone else
8 March 2021
As part of International Women's Day we have some excellent articles from our experts aimed at helping women…
Incapacity: an issue of age?
8 March 2021
As part of International Women's Day we have some excellent articles from our experts aimed at helping women…
Don’t be shy about retiring: Why you should review your pension now rather than later
8 March 2021
As part of International Women's Day we have some excellent articles from our experts aimed at helping women…
Why you should make a will (or why you shouldn’t believe everything you see on TV)
8 March 2021
As part of International Women's Day we have some excellent articles from our experts aimed at helping women…
Children’s Mental Health Week and Separating Families
4 February 2021
Children's Mental Health Week takes place between 1 and 7 February 2021. The theme is "Express Yourself".
If…
What have we – and the sector – learned during the pandemic (so far)?
1 December 2020
As we go to press, it will be 253 days since the UK first entered lockdown. As individuals, in the eight…
Supreme Court case report 1: are a charity’s members fiduciaries?
1 December 2020
Earlier this year, the Supreme Court had the final word in the long-running case of Lehtimäki and others v…
How to fund a trading subsidiary…
1 December 2020
A newly established trading subsidiary is likely to need start-up capital if it is to operate. But there can…
Supreme Court case report 2: when is it lawful for a charity to discriminate?
1 December 2020
The October judgment of the Supreme Court in the case of R (on the application of Z) v Hackney Borough Council…
All change at the Commission
1 December 2020
It was revealed last month, albeit without the fanfare that usually accompanies these things, that Tina,…
Update: ASTs , gas safety records and section 21 notices
20 June 2020
This is a brief note on the recent Court of Appeal decision of Trecarrell House Limited v Rouncefield (2020),…
Agrilaw 2020
17 February 2020
Our annual Agrilaw conference took place on the 5 February, looking at issues that could be faced by the modern…
