Category - Employee Relations

Employment Law Changes
Diversity and Inclusion
Natalie Ellis

What Businesses Need to Know Under the New Labour Government

The Labour Government’s proposed employment law changes include enhanced whistleblowing protections, revised policies, a “right to disconnect,” expanded leave, flexible working access, anti-harassment measures, and changes to tip management. Stricter regulations for self-employed workers, potential removal of the two-year unfair dismissal rule, and a National Minimum Wage review are also included. Preparing is essential for compliance and employee rights.

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employment law, employment law, employment law uk, employment laws
Business Management
Natalie Ellis

Employment law: Disability discrimination at work

Discrimination against employees with disabilities is unlawful under the Equality Act 2010, and understanding the link between an employee’s disability and behavior is crucial for small business owners. The McQueen v General Optical Council case highlights the importance of obtaining appropriate medical advice and making necessary workplace adjustments to prevent discrimination claims.

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