CoronavirusFor EmployeesFor EmployersCoronavirus is contagious, but panic is tooMental Health and Well-being during COVID-19 outbreak. With the World Health Organization (WHO) having officially…Published 16th 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
CoronavirusFor EmployersThe Coronavirus and Flexible Working – What Your Organisation Can Do Our managing Director Jodie Hill was invited to speak on BBC Radio 5 Live…Published 5th March 2020
Employment LawFor EmployersKey Employment Law Changes in 2020Employment law is often subject to change; here at Thrive that’s why we love it…Published 3rd March 2020
Employment LawFor EmployersIR35 Changes – What do you need to know?Update: 2022 In October 2022, the Government announced that they indeed to repeal IR35’s 2017…Published 28th February 2020
Case UpdatesFor EmployersIn the Media: Fairhall v University Hospital of North Tees & Hartlepool Foundation TrustThrive Law has been representing Ms Linda Fairhall and working on her case since 2018.…Published 25th February 2020
For EmployersHuman ResourcesThere’s a Storm Coming: Do You Have an Adverse Weather Policy for Employees?With recent weather events such as Storm Ciara and Storm Dennis, it is important to…Published 25th February 2020
Employment LawFor EmployersSenior nurse who tried to whistleblow unfairly dismissed, tribunal rulesPublished 19th February 2020
Case UpdatesEmployment LawFor EmployersWhistleblowing district nurse ‘different person’ after unfair dismissalPublished 19th February 2020
For EmployersCan you sack someone who works in a supermarket and refuses to handle money? Written by Imogen Hamblin Employees are contractually obliged to carry out the lawful and…Published 27th January 2020