Trade Unions Are Coming to a Workplace Near You… Are You Ready?
Trade union rules are changing — is your workplace ready for 30th October?
Changes to Harassment Legislation: What Employers Need to Know
Harassment rules are changing this October – is your business ready?
From 30th October 2026, employers will have new pro-active responsibilities.
Why Every Business Should Consider an Employee Assistance Programme (EAP)
Your employees are your greatest asset, but everyone faces challenges from time to time. An Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) provides confidential, professional support when it's needed most, helping employees while benefiting your business too. In this blog, we look at how an EAP works and why it's an investment every employer should consider.
World Cup 2026: Is Your Business Ready for the Workplace Impact?
The FIFA World Cup is in underway, and for many football fans, the tournament has already become the focus of conversations, celebrations………and late nights.
For employers, though, major sporting tournaments can bring a slightly different kind of excitement. Read on to find out how you can plan for these major sporting events
The Fair Work Agency & Why Employers Need Good HR Systems Now
The UK employment law landscape is changing — and for employers, that means greater scrutiny, tighter compliance expectations, and a growing need for clear, accessible HR records. Read on for more information on how our HRIS can support with this
Supporting neurodivergent employees at work
More and more we’re hearing from managers that are supporting employees struggling with their mental health. This month’s blog talks about how you can help those people who open up to you needing support. Read on for more information
ACAS Early Conciliation Changes: Why Record-Keeping Matters More Than Ever
Workplace disputes have always required careful handling—but a recent change to ACAS Early Conciliation means employers now need to think further ahead than ever before. With the conciliation window doubling to twelve weeks, the gap between an issue arising and any formal claim progressing is growing, bringing new risks around evidence, record-keeping and organisational memory. Read on for more information
Bereavement Leave: Supporting People When It Matters The Most
When an employee loses someone close to them, how their employer responds really matters. Bereavement isn’t just a policy issue — it’s a people issue. We explore what the law currently says, why the legal minimum isn’t always enough, and how employers can create a compassionate, practical approach that supports both their people and their business.