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The Jones Chase team examine the upcoming changes to UK employment law in 2022 and how you should get your team back to the office safely, whilst also looking at other areas of employment law.
UK employment law is constantly evolving and the team at Jones Chase prides itself on ensuring that our clients stay ahead of the curve.
Important changes are forthcoming and it is our pleasure to share with you our top employment law points to look out for in 2022.
Have you been wondering what you might have missed as we have left 2021, a year in which we saw two landmark Supreme Court decisions? 2021 brought us confirmation that “sleep-in” care workers are not entitled to minimum wage while asleep. In addition, Uber drivers are classed as ‘’workers’’ and entitled to basic employment rights, which caused a ripple effect within the gig economy. However, this was just the tip of the 2021 Employment Law iceberg.
You may be turning your mind to how to best manage holiday requests from staff, bearing in mind that many organisations’ holiday year ends on 31 December. Staff may have taken less holiday this year than normal due to the lock down earlier in the year, being on furlough or possibly not manging to go on the holiday they would have liked. They may, therefore, have more holiday than usual left to take.
Set out in this article are Jones Chase’s top 5 tips for managing workers’ holiday successfully.
The Jones Chase team examine the key legal updates arising in 2021, the implications of facial recognition technology, whilst looking at vicarious liability, the latest government guidance, and more.
The Jones Chase team examine the hot topic of employee monitoring and look at whether this is something employers can in fact do, whilst looking at new cases on whistleblowing and disability discrimination?
Employment contracts are almost always written by employers and are therefore employer-friendly. As an incoming member of staff, you are doing business on their terms, so to speak.
Here, Zainab Hakim from Jones Chase explains the top 6 mistakes we see employees make when it comes to signing up to their new employment contract when joining a company.
The Jones Chase team examine the recruitment of staff at and the legal/contractual issues involved when hiring them, whilst also looking at how different areas of employment law overlap in these situations.
You may be turning your mind to how to best manage holiday requests from staff, bearing in mind that many organisations’ holiday year ends on 31 December. Staff may have taken less holiday this year than normal due to the lock down earlier in the year, being on furlough or possibly not manging to go on the holiday they would have liked. They may, therefore, have more holiday than usual left to take.
Set out in this article are Jones Chase’s top 5 tips for managing workers’ holiday successfully.
The Covid-19 pandemic imposed unprecedented changes for both employers and employees alike over the last two years and, following the official cessation of lockdown this summer, thousands of people are now returning to the official workplace to perform their jobs.
There has been a lot of talk recently about the negatives of returning to office, and this article by Domonic Lyons will look at the situation from an alternative perspective and focus on the positives.
