Employment

Katy Meves considers the rights-based regulatory risks posed by hybrid working

The right to request flexible working will become a 'day one' right

Andrew Evans assesses the positives of EOTS as a business ownership model, while warning of potential traps for the unwary.

Gideon Habel argues structural reforms are needed to address overrepresentation within the legal sector.

Government is to launch a new workers' watchdog to tackle modern slavery

The annual cost to employers of workplace conflicts reached nearly £29bn just before the pandemic, according to ACAS

Natasha Adom and Raoul Parekh consider potential repercussions of the supreme court's landmark decision on worker status

The UK was an early adopter of whistleblowing protection for workers, but is the law still doing its job? Rachel Rothwell investigates

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