Forthcoming IR35 tax legislation changes – how will this affect your business?
By Gillian Cumming, Senior Solicitor.
IR35 is tax legislation which was introduced to address a particular form of tax avoidance whereby individuals...
What could the “Good Work Plan: proposals for families” introduce in the workplace?
By Amanda Deeley, Solicitor.
The government has published the Good Work Plan: proposals for families setting out consultations on proposed reform...
Are agency workers entitled to be offered the same hours of work as a directly employed comparator?
By Caroline Cockbain, Associate Director.
As you may be aware, the Agency Workers Regulations 2010 state that after agency workers have passed...
Just Employment Law Backs the Jags
From our Managing Director, David McRae.
We are delighted to confirm that we have committed to remain as Partick Thistle Football Club’s Principal...
Holiday pay update
By Angela Strzyzewska, Solicitor.
There have been recent developments in case law concerning workers’ holiday pay. In light of these developments,...
JEL Summer Ball raises the roof with £81,500 donated to Pancreatic Cancer Scotland
By David McRae, Managing Director.
We are delighted to announce that our Summer Ball, held at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Glasgow on Saturday 15...
Can an employer be liable for disability discrimination where they do not know of the employee’s disability until after dismissal?
By Louise Walker, Senior Solicitor.
Yes, said the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) in a recent judgment.
Increased rates in April 2019
By Pauline Hughes, Trainee Solicitor.
This month has seen an increase to employment related statutory limits, and separately, increases to the...
Can a director of a company be held personally liable for their company’s breaches of statutory employment rights?
By Lauren Wilson, Trainee Solicitor.
Yes, says the High Court, if the directors did not act in good faith and induced the company to commit such...
Charity of The Year – Pancreatic Cancer Scotland
by Gillian Cumming, Senior Solicitor.
We are delighted to announce that our charity of the year for 2019 is Pancreatic Cancer Scotland.
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What to expect from employment law in 2019
By David Reid, Director.
As 2019 starts to gather momentum, we take this opportunity to look forward to some of the issues and developments on...
Managing your workforce in severe weather
By Amanda Deeley, Solicitor.
The memories of the infamous ‘Beast from the East’ that hit the UK in early 2018 are starting to re-surface...
Update on worker rights to apply for the minimum annual leave
By Gillian Cumming, Senior Solicitor.
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) was recently faced with the following question – if a worker does...
EAT upholds decision that it was fair to dismiss a member of reserve forces
By Caroline Cockbain, Associate Director.
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has found the dismissal of a Royal Marine reservist for volunteering...
The Ashers Bakery Case - Why the Bakery Won
By David Reid, Director.
In this analysis, I look at the basis for yesterday’s decision in the case of the Northern Irish bakery which refused...
