Employment

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Flexible working – is it still working?

Kimberley Clayton examines changes to employees' legal rights to request flexible working

Flexible Working Bill unlikely to bring end to discrimination claims

While the Flexible Working Bill does improve workers' rights, it falls far short of what is required to properly protect employees from unscrupulous bosses, says Hina Belitz

Government to triple fines for supporting illegal immigrants

The government says it is cracking down on employers and landlords who allow illegal migrants to work for them or rent their properties

B P Collins scoops Mishcon de Reya employment law specialist

Thames Valley and City law firm, B P Collins LLP is delighted to announce the appointment of employment partner, Alix Beese, who has joined from Mishcon de Reya.

Working in a post-pandemic world

Matthew Briggs considers the tax implications for employees and employers when employees work abroad

Constantine Law Boosts Employment Practice as Agile Firm Hires Second Employment Partner in a Month

Lucy Bloom joins Constantine Law from Osborne & Wise to be the eighth employment partner

Del Monte Kenya pineapple plantation at centre of human rights abuse allegations

Fruit giant Del Monte is accused of betraying its human rights pledges with allegations against security guards of violent beatings and the rape of villagers living near to its pineapple plantation in Kenya

Shell latest company to confirm that employee and customer data affected by Clop cyber-attack

Leading data breach lawyers say the recent announcement by Shell that employee and customer information has been hacked may lead to claims for compensation by those affected