
Is It Okay to Talk Politics At Work?
With the buzz of an upcoming election season, navigating political conversations in the workplace can be a minefield. On the one hand, you want your

With the buzz of an upcoming election season, navigating political conversations in the workplace can be a minefield. On the one hand, you want your

At long last the holiday calculations for zero hour and part-year workers has been resolved. What is the history? If you have been reading our

An Employment Law Change Aimed at Worker SecuritySeptember 2024 will see the introduction of The Workers (Predictable Terms and Conditions) Act 2023, a pivotal change

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With the recent disruptions at UK airports and issues facing Brits stranded across Europe, many UK employers are faced with the challenging situation of having

The Flexible Working Bill received Royal assent on 24th July 2023, the changes and impact will not come into effect until 2024 but we like

It’s a common practice for new employers to request a written reference or a person’s ability to do the work as well as their character

You have received an employment tribunal. Orchard Employment Law answers to 8 frequently asked questions. An Employment Tribunal is a court of law. The proceedings