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In yesterday’s budget the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, set out the plans and changes to “protect the livelihoods of the British people” as the UK gets ready to …

In June 2019 the Supreme Court refused the Government permission to appeal the Court of Appeal’s December 2018 judgment in the McCloud and Sargent cases. The judgement found that both …

In 2015 the Government first announced that it proposed to prohibit six-figure exit packages from the public sector, by imposing a £95,000 cap on such packages. Following public consultation at …

The UK’s choice to leave the European Union (EU) is set to bring about several changes for organisations to consider, one of which is the impact of future immigration laws. …

As we mentioned in our recent blog post ‘Teaching Staff 2020/2021 Pay Award’ increases to teacher’s pay were recently confirmed, whilst the decision on support staff was still under negotiation. …

At the end of July the Government confirmed that teachers would receive an increase in their annual pay. Who does this effect? New teachers will get a 5.5% rise in …