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With the team working remotely throughout the UK we do not have the chance to get together very often and so when we do for our bi-annual team meeting it is a very productive, but fun time together.

Here are some of our pictures from our time together in July 2026.


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Employment Tribunal backlogs

Whilst Employment Tribunal backlogs and delays have always been something to contend with, the recent figures and Tribunal statistics we are seeing at this time highlight the growing concerns in relation to hearing delays.

For claim issued in Spring 2026, most will be waiting until at least Autumn 2027 for the first p...


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Workplace Investigations

A well-conducted workplace investigation is one of the most important stages of any disciplinary or grievance process. Whether dealing with allegations of misconduct or concerns raised by an employee, the investigation provides the foundation for fair, informed decision-making.

Investigations are also one of the stages wh...


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Preparing for an Employment Tribunal case

We receive a lot of queries relating to the preparation of a bundle for the final hearing, and it is important to ensure the right documents are included, as this is the evidence the Employment Tribunal will review when determining a claim.

On occasion, a party will attempt to include without prejudice co...


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Hot weather and work

With UK summers becoming increasingly warmer, employers are more frequently having to deal with questions such as:

Is it too hot to work? Can employees refuse to work because of the heat? Do I have to provide air conditioning? Can I relax the dress code?

The good news is that there are practical steps employ...


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