Why Sleep Matters
Sleep is often the first thing we sacrifice when life gets busy, but research continues to show just how essential it is for our overall health and...
Why the Steel Industry Is in Crisis
The steel industry was once a symbol of industrial might and national pride—the beating heart of Britain’s Industrial Revolution. At its peak, the ...
Without Prejudice' May Apply to Exit Discussions
Without prejudice communications are designed to encourage frank settlement discussions by preventing statements made in that context from being us...
WEU Supporters of the English Trades Union Congress
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Work-from-Office Request Was Not Harassment
The Employment Tribunal in London has concluded that asking a remote-working legal secretary to attend the office did not constitute harassment. Ca...
Worker Fired for Liking a Facebook Picture
Dear Member, This case offers a crucial warning about engaging with work-related content on social media. Inappropriate online actions—whether on F...
Working in Winter: Health & Safety Tips
The shortest day may be over, but with several months of winter still to come, cold temperatures, rain, hail, wind, snow and fog remain a daily rea...
Working Time: When Are On-Call Workers Working?
The question of when an on-call worker is considered to be working has vexed courts and tribunals for years. In the latest instalment, the European...
Workplace Banter and Discrimination
“Banter” is often defined as the playful and friendly exchange of teasing remarks. While many employees cherish this informal repartee as part of a...
Your Rights on Vaccine Status
Since COVID-19 restrictions lifted in the UK, many workers have gradually returned to the office. Despite early evidence—including statements from ...