• 01616 966 229
  • Request a callback
Stephensons Solicitors LLP Banner Image

Services
People
News and Events
Other
Blogs

Employment Law & Discrimination Blog

Our employment law and discrimination teams regularly write about related legal topics and breaking news, we welcome your comments on our posts. If you would like more information on our services, please don't hesitate to get in touch on 01616 966 229.

.

Disability discrimination in education and the duties of education providers

  • Posted

What is classified as a disability under the Equality Act 2010? In order to establish this the answer can be found within section 6 of the act, which confirms that: You must have a physical or mental impairment; That has a substantial and adverse effect...

What are considered reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment of employees?

  • Posted

The Worker Protection Bill takes effect from October 2024 and introduces a new duty on employers to take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment of their employees during the course of their employment. As a result of this employment tribunals will...

Do I need a solicitor at an employment tribunal?

Philip Richardson
  • Posted
  • Author

One of the advantages of having a solicitor represent you at an employment tribunal is that they are specifically trained to deal with cases in the employment tribunal on a daily basis. They are familiar with legal concepts and the arguments that can...

Bank holidays - what employers need to know

  • Posted

When it comes to bank holidays, the Working Time Regulations 1998 does not differentiate between them and any other days, meaning that they can lawfully be included in an employee’s 5.6-week minimum annual leave entitlement. Additionally, employees...

What Labour's victory in the polls means for UK employment law

Philip Richardson
  • Posted
  • Author

In the run up to the general election, Labour made clear its plans to transform workers’ rights claiming that they were ‘not fit for the modern economy’. Their ‘new deal for working people’ made a pledge to implement sweeping...

The Buckland Review of Autism Employment

Shay Winstanley
  • Posted
  • Author

A report has been recently published surrounding research and recommendations regarding autistic people in the workplace, which was headed by Sir Robert Buckland KC MP. According to the report, only around three in ten working age autistic...

The Workers Protection Bill - October 2024

Stephen Woodhouse
  • Posted
  • Author

The Worker Protection Bill takes effect from October 2024 and introduces a new duty on employers to take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment of their employees during the course of their employment. Employment tribunals will therefore have the...

Practical tips for employers when responding to a flexible working request

Stephen Woodhouse
  • Posted
  • Author

In April the law surrounding flexible working changed, one of the main changes being that employees are able to request flexible working arrangements from the beginning of their employment. The way in which employers must deal with such requests also...

The employment tribunal process - defending a claim from an employee

Stephen Woodhouse
  • Posted
  • Author

When an employee makes a claim against your business there are various stages of an employment tribunal process that you will have to go through. Here we will outline what you should expect during each of these stages and how we can help you to defend these...

The employment tribunal process - making a claim against your employer

Stephen Woodhouse
  • Posted
  • Author

When you wish to make a claim for compensation against your employer there are various stages of an employment tribunal process that you will have to go through. Here we will outline what you should expect during each of these stages. ACAS conciliation ...

  • Page 6 of 10