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Close minded investigating manager costs care home £23k

A fair investigation is the foundation of any disciplinary process, helping to gather evidence, understand what actually happened, and decide…
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Hammered Home – Employee wins unfair dismissal claim triggered by wife’s hammer attack on her manager

When personal relationships are met with workplace conflict, employers can find themselves navigating highly sensitive and emotionally charged situations….
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To be, or not to be (a worker), that is the question…

In recent years, employment tribunals have staged some dramatic cases on employment status, often grappling with the question: “To be,…
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Employment Rights Act 2025 – Construction Sector Key Developments

Construction businesses that rely on flexible or informal labour arrangements will face increased scrutiny and risk. Ultimately, proactive review and…
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Calling out ADHD traits as ‘disorganised’ costs employer in Tribunal

A recent Employment Tribunal case has highlighted the importance for employers to fully understand their responsibilities towards neurodiverse employees. In…
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All in a Day’s Work – Mediation At Work: What you Need to Know

In this episode, Hannah King and Alex Harper explore how mediation can help resolve workplace disputes before they escalate. From…
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BREAKING: Employment Rights Bill Passes – Royal Assent expected before Christmas

Having navigated the final stage of the parliamentary “ping-pong” on 16 December 2025, the Employment Rights Bill is set for…
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Feet first into trouble: Tribunal rules security guard’s dismissal for barefoot sofa break was not discrimination

A security guard who spent his shift lying barefoot on a sofa brought a claim against his former employer for…
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Should have intervened: When managerial inaction becomes misconduct

Workplace culture is not only influenced by the voices that speak up, but also equally defined by the silence that…
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U-turn on Unfair Dismissal: What does it mean?

Day-one unfair dismissal rights was one of the headline-grabbing manifesto pledges made by the Labour Party in their bid to…
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Discrimination Arising from Disability: Legal Insights

In this episode, Jo Boxhall and Alex Harper unpack Section 15 of the Equality Act 2010. They discuss what “discrimination…
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Beyond the Office Walls: How Far Does Employer Liability Go in Sexual Harassment Cases?

Employers can be vicariously liable for discriminatory acts committed by their employees when there is sufficient connection between the act…