Last year, the continued cost-of-living crisis, global conflicts and UK change of government dominated the headlines and added to the challenges faced by UK businesses. So, what does 2025 have in s...

As the nation emerges from the Christmas break to start a brand-new year, we take a look at what is coming up in employment law over the coming months. This year at a glance... It is widely antici...

Posted: 08/01/2025 The Labour Party’s victory in the 2024 general election means that 2025 is set to be another busy year in the field of employment law. Its ‘Plan to Make Work Pay’ has been heral...

'An employer must take reasonable steps to address an employee's complaints of harassment by anyone' Jan 08, 2025 Share An Ontario court has awarded a worker eight months’ pay in lieu of notice – a...

News The case of Suchir Balaji has brought together a coalition of right-wing pundits, conspiracy-minded journalists, crypto enthusiasts — and the software engineer's own family. Published Jan. 08,...

Testimony from a whistleblower known as N1799, presented to the UK’s Independent Afghanistan Inquiry, has unveiled stark details of extrajudicial killings carried out by UK Special Forces in Afghan...

Giving a colleague an “air kiss” does not amount to sexual harassment, a UK employment judge has ruled. Judge Perry said the gesture, a trope in the 1990s British comedy Absolutely Fabulous, could...

Paid partnership by A new year means new legislation. In this article, GMW Lawyers round up what changes you can expect in 2025, and how you can prepare for them. After a hopefully relaxing and sa...