What are your rights if your employer changes your shift pattern? What about redundancy? This section offers expert answers to readers questions on the hot topics in employment law. It will also update you on the latest employment news and legislation.
As businesses all over the world aim to meet people’s expectations for round-the-clock service, the number of people working shifts is on the increase. Find out about your rights here. read more
The pace of change in business today is relentless, and most large companies are having to adapt to new market pressures on an almost annual basis.... read more
Read Workingdads.co.uk's guide to your right to take parental leave and emergency time off to look after a child's welfare. These rights are in... read more
Find out what your rights are if you are made redundant from your current role and how to stay positive about your future prospects. read more
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Cookham, Maidenhead
London (Central), London (Greater)
Leeds, West Yorkshire
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Home based with regular travel to clients in London and our office in Richmond.
Cookham, Maidenhead
London (Central), London (Greater)
Leeds, West Yorkshire
