Interim Relief Applications on the Rise: What Employers Need to Know
The Employment Tribunal has reported a sharp increase in applications for interim relief, with the number of applications rising from around 20 each year to…
The Employment Tribunal has reported a sharp increase in applications for interim relief, with the number of applications rising from around 20 each year to…
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A recent Employment Tribunal decision has reinforced the importance of employers taking reasonable adjustments seriously, particularly where neurodivergent conditions such as ADHD are concerned. The case involved a police force...
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If your organisation operates a holiday year from 1 April to 31 March, there’s an important change coming that many employers are unaware of. Due to how Easter falls over...
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A recent Employment Tribunal decision has provided important clarification on whether charity trustees are protected under UK whistleblowing law. In Maclennan v British Psychological Society (2026), the tribunal considered whether...
