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27 March 2020
The Government has released today, 27th March 2020, more detailed guidance on the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (‘the JRS’). Read more
17 March 2020
Many businesses are facing the reality of significant challenges to business continuity and cash flow, in light of the increasing spread of the novel Coronavirus (Covid-19). Read more
28 February 2020
On 6 April 2020, changes to sections 1 to 3 of the Employment Rights Act 1996 (ERA 1996) will come into force. Read more
24 February 2020
Steeles Law, one of the East of England’s leading law firms, continues to act for baking business Hovis® as its primary employment law provider in GB. Read more
7 October 2019
Your mobile phone doubles up as a workstation, you can be contacted almost anywhere in the world at any time, it’s no wonder we often struggle to maintain a healthy work-life balance in today’s age of technological evolution. Read more
19 September 2019
It’s probably fair to say that British politics is in a somewhat volatile state at the moment, with more questions being asked of our constitution than ever before. Read more
20 February 2019
Mental health encompasses our emotional, psychological, and social well-being, all of which influence thoughts, feelings and actions. Read more
31 May 2018
ACAS has published a new good practice guide on managing bereavement in the workplace, including a model bereavement policy. Read more
23 November 2017
Research shows that drug and alcohol abuse are ever-increasing problems in the workplace. It is no longer uncommon for an employee to alert their employer to an addiction, or for employers or the workplace at large to believe that an employee is misusing drugs or alcohol. Read more
23 November 2017
In Royal Mail Limited v Jhuti, the Court of Appeal has considered the extent to which a tribunal can infer knowledge onto a decision maker in an automatically unfair dismissal claim, when that dismissing officer was not aware of the employee’s whistleblowing at the time of dismissal. Read more