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15 Employment Law Changes Every UK Employer Must Prepare for in 2026
Employment Law

15 Employment Law Changes Every UK Employer Must Prepare for in 2026

16 December 2025

As 2025 draws to a close, now is the time to ensure your business is ready for the significant employment law changes coming in 2026. Use this checklist to tackle the essentials before the new year. Review and update Sexual Harassment Prevention policies Why it matters: The sexual harassment prevention duty is now in force. […]

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EUSS – from Pre-settled to Settled Status
Business Immigration

EUSS – from Pre-settled to Settled Status

10 January 2024

What is the difference between pre-settled and settled status for EU nationals? Compared to pre-settled status, settled status offers a more stable immigration status to nationals of EU, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein. It is also a mandatory requirement for British citizenship. With pre-settled status under EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS), you can spend up to 2 […]

Complying with UK Parental Leave Laws: A Guide for Employers
Employment Law

Complying with UK Parental Leave Laws: A Guide for Employers

03 January 2024

Understanding and complying with maternity and paternity leave laws is not just a legal obligation but also a crucial aspect of fostering a supportive workplace environment for employers in the UK. Let’s break down the laws and rules surrounding maternity and paternity leave, providing clear insights for employers. Maternity Leave in the UK As an […]

A Guide to the UK’s Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) Application Process
Business Immigration

A Guide to the UK’s Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) Application Process

27 December 2023

The process of obtaining Indefinite Leave to Remain is a significant milestone for those seeking long-term residency in the UK. It is a distinctive immigration status that bridges the gap between temporary visas and citizenship, providing a stable foundation. What is Indefinite Leave of Remain(ILR)? Indefinite leave to remain (ILR), often referred to as “settlement,” […]

How to Handle Flexible Working Requests: A Legal Guide for Employers
Employment Law

How to Handle Flexible Working Requests: A Legal Guide for Employers

21 December 2023

As work environments become more fluid and adaptable, flexible working arrangements have become increasingly popular, offering employees a better work-life balance and enhancing productivity. As an employer, it’s crucial to understand your legal obligations regarding flexible working requests and handle them effectively to maintain a positive and compliant workplace. What is Flexible Working? Flexible working […]

The Importance of Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace: Legal Obligations and Best Practices for UK Employers
Employment Law

The Importance of Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace: Legal Obligations and Best Practices for UK Employers

13 December 2023

The terms “diversity” and “inclusion” are often used interchangeably. However, two distinct concepts that play equal roles in creating a successful workplace. Diversity refers to the variety of different people within an organisation, such as those from different backgrounds, cultures, and experiences. Inclusion, on the other hand, is about creating an environment where everyone feels […]

New Measures to Tighten Immigration to come into force in Spring 2024
Business Immigration

New Measures to Tighten Immigration to come into force in Spring 2024

08 December 2023

The Government announced a new plan this week to tighten regulations for migrants coming to the UK. It is expected to take effect from Spring 2024. The changes will have a significant impact on sponsors (employers), migrant workers, family visas, and student visas. The new measures include: Family visa: A British or settled person in the UK […]

Government announces the biggest increase to the National Living Wage

Government announces the biggest increase to the National Living Wage

01 December 2023

The National Living Wage is set to increase from £10.42 per hour to £11.44 per hour effective from April 2024. What does this mean to Employers? Some employers will be fine with the increase in which case they need to ensure that employees are informed of the increase and when their salary will increase. From […]

How to create a Global Mobility Policy for your business in the UK?

How to create a Global Mobility Policy for your business in the UK?

30 November 2023

Businesses are increasingly expanding their operations across borders, fostering a multinational workforce. This dynamic shift requires a well-structured Global Mobility Policy (GMP) to ensure a seamless and compliant international employee experience. A well-defined global mobility policy provides a framework for managing the movement of employees across countries, ensuring a smooth and legal process for both […]

Alternative Options After a Visa has been refused: Re-application vs. Appeal
Visa

Alternative Options After a Visa has been refused: Re-application vs. Appeal

29 November 2023

Facing a visa refusal can be a frustrating experience, often leaving individuals needing help with how to proceed. While the initial reaction may be to give up, there are generally two key options available: reapplication or appeal. Understanding the nuances of each approach is crucial in determining the most suitable course of action. Reapplication: A […]

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