Staff Rights When a Company Goes Into Administration

If your company goes into administration you will need to know about the rights of your employees and your liability for any outstanding monies owed to them on termination or transfer of their employment. It is also important that your employees know exactly where they stand with regard to their pay, pension and workplace rights, […]
Termination of Employment Due To Custodial Sentence

What does it mean for an employer if one of their employees is convicted of a crime and sent to prison? Terminating employment due to a criminal conviction can present significant challenges for UK employers. It involves balancing the need to protect the business, its reputation, and other employees, while adhering to employment law and […]
Termination of Employment: Guide for Employers

Termination of employment is the process of ending an employee’s contract with an organisation. Employment can come to an end for one of many different reasons. An employee may leave a job through choice by resigning, or they may be retiring, a fixed term contract may be ending or the employer may decide to dismiss the […]
How to Reduce Absenteeism at Work

Absenteeism refers to an employee’s habitual absence from work, often without valid reason or prior approval. It can significantly impact workplace productivity, morale and operational costs. Employee absenteeism costs UK employers billions of pounds each year in lost working days, temporary replacement staff and sick pay. For UK employers, addressing absenteeism is an important aspect […]
Free Movement in the UK: Key Insights

Free movement refers to the ability of individuals to travel, live and work across borders without significant restrictions. In the United Kingdom, free movement has historically been associated with the rights granted to citizens of European Union (EU) member states, allowing them to move freely within the EU. However, following Brexit, the UK has undergone […]
Accused of Bullying at Work: Guide for Employers

Bullying at work involves behaviour that is intimidating, degrading, or humiliating, and it can take many forms, including verbal abuse, exclusion, or spreading rumours. Employers may face situations where an employee is accused of bullying, requiring careful handling to address the issue effectively while maintaining workplace fairness. Accusations of bullying can present risks for employers […]
Can Refugees or Asylum Seekers Work in the UK?

Refugees and asylum seekers in the UK have different rights to work, based on their legal status. While refugees are generally permitted to work without restriction, asylum seekers face limitations unless granted permission by the Home Office. Refugees are those whose asylum applications have been approved. They have been formally recognised as needing protection under […]
Employment Status: Types, Rights & Legal Guidance

An individual’s employment status will determine their employment rights and their employer’s legal obligations towards them. There are three types of employment status: employees, workers and those who are self-employed. Of these groups, employees have the most rights and entitlements in comparison to workers and the self-employed. In reality, there is not always agreement between […]
UK Immigration ID Check App 2026: What It Is & How to Use It

An important part of the application process when looking to extend a visa from within the UK, or to switch to a different visa, is to attend an appointment to provide evidence of your identity, and to submit your biometric information and supporting documentation. However, with advances in modern technology, it is now possible for […]
Temporary Shortage List to Replace Immigration Salary List

The Immigration Salary List is to be removed and will be replaced by a Temporary Shortage List for certain sub-degree occupations under the UK’s work visa sponsorship regime. What is changing? In May 2025, the UK Government released its immigration white paper, Restoring Control Over the Immigration System, introducing significant reforms aimed at […]