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Employment Appeal Tribunal gives guidance on test for worker status

The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has clarified that failing the "employee" test does not automatically disqualify an individual from being a "worker," as the latter has a lower legal threshold.

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Time for a legal restructure? Companies House tightens compliance rules

Companies House has recently introduced new non-compliance penalties as part of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023.

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Employment pay rates and entitlements update – April 2025

Every April, various employment law payment rates are updated, and it’s crucial for employers to stay informed and implement these changes to remain compliant.

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Is your charity thinking of merging?

Charity mergers are often a response to financial pressure. New protections, like the OSCR Record of Mergers, safeguard legacy income, while joint ventures offer a less permanent alternative.

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New neonatal care leave and pay effective from 6 April 2025

Why employers must understand neonatal care leave rights to ensure clear policies and compliance with legislation

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The taxing issue with charities and trading

Helen Kidd highlights the risks charities face when trading outside their core purposes, warning they could face unexpected tax bills or regulatory challenges

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Employers should prepare for neonatal care leave coming into force

Parents of hospitalised newborns in Scotland now have a day-one right to 12 weeks of Neonatal Care Leave.

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Supporting neurodiversity in the workplace: ACAS publishes new guidance

Acas's guidance emphasises neuroinclusion as a legal and business imperative, providing a framework to support the 15–20% of the UK population who are neurodivergent.

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The roots of Scotland’s economic growth are firmly planted in our land

Scotland’s land-based businesses offer considerable economic potential – landowners need to effectively realise this in a way which works for them.

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