Employment LawFor EmployeesFor EmployersHow are whistleblowers protected?England and Welsh law protect employees that blow the whistle on wrongdoing under the Public…Published 9th December 2020
Employment LawFor EmployeesDo I need a solicitor at an employment tribunal?Both parties at an employment tribunal have the discretion to represent themselves for their case.…Published 9th December 2020
Employment LawEmployment Law Changes 2021…Employment law is often subject to change; here at Thrive that’s why we love it…Published 8th December 2020
Employment LawBrexit – What does it Mean for Employers?With the COVID-19 crisis ongoing, it would have been easy to forget that, effective 1…Published 8th December 2020
Employment LawWhistleblowing Policy: What is It, and Should We Have One?Whistleblowing is a phrase used to describe the acts of an employee passing information regarding…Published 8th December 2020
Employment LawTUPE: Employee FAQsTUPE is the abbreviation for the statutory provision “Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations…Published 8th December 2020
Employment LawFor EmployersFurloughFurlough and Notice – What’s Changed?Updated: 16 November 2020 with the latest guidance In the updated Government Guidance on furlough,…Published 16th November 2020
Employment LawFor EmployersFurloughFurlough leave and Car allowanceThis is such a common question we’ve seen coming through our NEW online chat function.…Published 12th November 2020
Employment LawFor EmployersFurloughFurlough AgreementsWhat does a furlough agreement need to say? With the news that the Furlough scheme…Published 12th November 2020
Employment LawFor EmployeesFor EmployersHuman ResourcesStatutory Bereavement Leave – Should we have it? How would it work?The Guardian published an article about a potential introduction of statutory bereavement leave. At the start…Published 12th November 2020