Joanne Moseley

What's the best way to deal with a serial complainer?

Dealing with an employee who repeatedly raises grievances must be up there as one of the most frustrating jobs HR advisers (and the...

28/02/22

Joanne Moseley

What is the employment status of a company director and shareholder paid a salary and performing work for it?

That was the issue the EAT had to decide in Bradley Rainford v Dorset Aquatics Limited.  Facts Bradley and his brother Ben, owned and ran...

25/02/22

Joanne Moseley

End of COVID-19 rules: what employers need to know

On Monday 21 February, the government announced that most of remaining legal rules in place to the protect the public against COVID-19...

23/02/22

Joanne Moseley

Are you liable for practical jokes that go wrong?

At common law, an employer is vicariously liable for a tortious act (such as negligence) carried out by an employee in the course of...

21/02/22

David Shirt

Global mobility – a focus on immigration into the UK

By Sybille Steiner and Ben Xu The United Kingdom, and London in particular, has rarely been a more popular destination for high net worth...

09/02/22

Irwin Mitchell

Data protection in sport – tackling GDPR issues

By Tom Barnard, Ted Powell and Douglas Kitchen Last year, a group of 850 players headed by former Cardiff City manager, Russel Slade,...

08/02/22

Tracy Lovejoy

Getting tough on planning breaches

Among the anticipation, announcement and analysis of the Government’s Levelling Up White Paper on 2 February, an article on planning...

07/02/22