Employment LawFor EmployeesFor EmployersCan you be sacked without a warning?When an employee is “sacked” or “fired”, it means that they have been dismissed and…Published 3rd September 2020
Employment LawFor EmployeesFor EmployersUnfair DismissalBeing dismissed from your job role can be devastating and can often feel unfair. If…Published 2nd September 2020
Employment LawGuest Blog: What to do if you receive a financial pay-out or lump sumHere at Thrive, with redundancies and settlement agreements sometimes resulting in large lump sums for…Published 26th August 2020
Employment LawThe Benefits of Pursuing A Settlement AgreementWhat is a Settlement Agreement? A settlement agreement (also sometimes referred to as a compromise…Published 25th August 2020
Employment LawWhat are my rights under TUPE? TUPE stands for the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations, the main purpose…Published 1st May 2020
Employment LawWorkplace Safety: 10 Important Steps to Making Your Workplace Safer for EmployeesThe workplace is like a second home. Work is a valued and intrinsic part of…Published 24th April 2020
Employment LawWhat are the 5 Fair Reasons for Dismissal?Employees who have been employed for two or more years are protected against unfair dismissal…Published 21st April 2020
Employment LawWhat is Constructive Dismissal?A claim of constructive dismissal can be made where an employee (that has worked for a company for…Published 8th April 2020
Employment LawFor EmployersShort Time and LayoffsWith the current uncertainty and anxiety about the economy, many companies are giving serious considerations…Published 23rd March 2020
Employment LawFor EmployeesFor EmployersWhat are the different types of Whistleblowing? “Whistleblowing” is a colloquial term for the disclosure of wrongdoing within an organisation. You…Published 6th March 2020