Employment Rights Bill – the biggest overhaul in almost 30 years?
As we set out in our update of 5 July 2024, Labour’s election manifesto promised wide-ranging changes to employment law. The King’s Speech on 17 …
Tyr’s Employment team expands with Gemma Sherbourne
Legal Director, Gemma Sherbourne, joins one of the initial teams of the firm, Employment. Working with Matthew Yates, this is a highly valued and complementary …
Warehouse workers and retail staff – what Next?
The decision of Ms M Thandi and Others v Next Retail Ltd and Next Distribution Ltd, handed down by the Leeds Employment Tribunal this week, …
Disciplinary Procedures and Criminal Investigations – a sticky situation
As the BBC faces criticism for what is seen by some as a lack of action over Huw Edwards’ continued employment leading up to his …
The King’s Speech July 2024 – the details
As promised, we have set out below some further details on the King’s Speech, and what it contains for Employment Law. It is much as …
It’s a New Deal, it’s a New Day: What to expect in Employment Law under the new Labour Government
The election results will of course lead to a number of changes in all walks of life, but perhaps none more so than in the …
