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Employment tribunals – Is it the calm before the storm? Clarke Willmott’s top tips

With the Labour Government having now been in situ for a few months, Clarke Willmott’s expert employment tribunal litigator Kathryn Walters shares her thoughts...

Code of Practice on “Fire and Rehire” practices

The practice of “fire and rehire” has sparked considerable controversy in recent years, especially for employers using such practices to change employees’ terms and...

Webinar: Understanding Labour’s Employment Reforms

Understanding Labour’s Employment Reforms: Key employer actions and the impact on wellbeing Event details Clarke Willmott LLP and Mattioli Woods are delighted to invite you to...

How to safeguard business assets, including employees, clients and contracts

Who is the most valuable person in your business, and how would you feel if they left to work for your closest competitor? What...

[PODCAST] The Future of Employment Status, Labour Government 2024, Tax for TikTok Influencers

We had the pleasure of interviewing Rebecca Seeley Harris and chatting with her about everything from the Umbrella Consultation, through Kaye Adams IR35 case, CV19 inquiry, to the taxation of TikTok influencers, and much much more

Predictably grim headlines mask ONS report positives

News outlets are always going to lead with the most dramatic figures, which is why coverage on this morning’s release of ONS figures for...

Attracting and retaining talent – top habits of successful recruiters

The UK job market is at a record high of 76.2% with the lowest level of unemployment since 1974.

Talent Trends Report gives insight into hiring future.

“The competitiveness of UK companies is dependent on their ability to attract and retain the best talent."

EU Withdrawal Bill will complicate employment law within the workplace.

Current proposals for amendment to the Bill will allow substantial departure from established employment decisions.

New Zealand employment set for growth over next ten years says report.

Strong growth in exports over the projection period will support employment growth.

Job advertisements decline for another month in year-on-year comparison.

"Regional areas are generally faring better during the current economic slowdown."

BNZ Economist gives insight into July employment data for New Zealand.

“The trend in Canterbury and Auckland job ads remains downward, acting as a drag on the national figures."