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This year is a busy one for employment legislation, following a few quiet years. The Government has supported several pr

On average, each employee in the UK took 5.7 days off due to sickness in 2022, according to figures published by the Off

Due to changes in ways of working since the pandemic, or in response to the economic slowdown, some employers are downsi

In 2017, the Aryana Grande concert at the Manchester Arena was struck by a horrific terrorist attack that killed 22 peop

Aside from the typical April updates to statutory rates, it may seem relatively quiet on the regulatory front for employ

April is usually the month when the Government introduces new employment legislation, and in recent years, it has announ

During this transitional period, as employees return to the workplace on a hybrid or full-time basis, employers must be

Laceys’ Head of Employment & HR, Robin Watson spoke to the Wessex Branch of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and

If you are restructuring your business getting the redundancy procedure right is crucial, as mistakes can open the door

Leading Dorset solicitors, Laceys, have once again acquired recognition across many of the firms specialist areas, in th

New regulations are to be introduced this year entitling parents to two weeks’ leave should they suffer the loss of a ch

Laceys Solicitors are the only Dorset firm to have been recognised within the field of Media and Entertainment law withi

It is the most significant overhaul of divorce law in the last fifty years. Divorcing couples will no longer have to all

There are two key changes which employers need to be aware of that will be in force from April 2019. The first is that t

For those who have been living under a rock (or a mountain of paperwork) the biggest change to data protection law for d

According to various consumer reports, the UK is fraught with underhand tradesmen, with the majority of the population h

What you need to know about the latest changes to European trade mark law. EU legislators have certainly been keeping us