For many UK employers, disciplinary issues are a routine part of business. From poor performance to absenteeism, procedures are often overlooked or neglected, leading to legal challenges that could have been avoided with proper attention, and can all turn a...
In 2022, over 43,000 individuals in the UK were sent to prison to serve sentences, and over 12 million people hold a criminal record. According to the Ministry of Justice, around 22-23% of individuals between the ages of 16 and 64 have a criminal record. At...
In today’s increasingly globalised workforce, multilingualism is a valuable asset, enabling communication to transcend borders. However, when employees speak different languages in the workplace, communication can become a barrier rather than a bridge....
Family courts across the UK are facing a crisis of growing delays, with more than 1,000 new cases filed every working day. As the backlog increases, we support Resolution’s call for urgent action to address the strain on the system and improve...
Autumn comes with numerous occasions, from holidays, religious observances, and cultural celebrations, which make it a great opportunity for workplaces to bond, increase morale, foster openness, and celebrate diversity. Yet, these occasions also pose a...
When someone dies, their estate (property, money, and possessions) usually needs to be administered through a legal process known as Probate. In England and Wales, Probate is the procedure by which the deceased’s Will is proven in court and the...
When buying a home in England and Wales, one of the first factors you’ll encounter is whether the property is freehold or leasehold. These terms define the type of ownership you are acquiring and have important implications for homeowners. It’s...