What’s Happening?
Changes to self-isolation rules in England
The following article applies to England only. COVID-19:...
Dealing with change
With the return to work looming, and the school year beginning in...
Can I have a ‘No Jab, No Job’ policy?
Employers pursuing a "no jab, no job" policy have been cautioned to...
The importance of workplace culture in times of uncertainty
As the UK attempts to return to normality, the competition for new...
The ‘Pingdemic’
Self-isolation rules to be relaxed for double-jabbed key workers,...
What’s Happening?
Changes to self-isolation rules in England
The following article applies to England only. COVID-19: Double-jabbed people no longer have to isolate after contact with positive case From Monday 16 August, people who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and those under 18 no longer have to isolate after coming...
Dealing with change
With the return to work looming, and the school year beginning in September, it is important to consider what employers can do to support parents and carers who have children through this time. Whether children are starting school for the first time, moving into a new...
Can I have a ‘No Jab, No Job’ policy?
Employers pursuing a "no jab, no job" policy have been cautioned to be "proportionate" and "non-discriminatory". The guidance comes after senior ministers suggested companies are allowed to introduce a requirement for staff to be vaccinated. When asked by Sky News...
The importance of workplace culture in times of uncertainty
As the UK attempts to return to normality, the competition for new recruits has intensified, with the so called ‘Great Resignation’ still to come, and many industries are finding it hard to attract and retain skilled employees. To confidently move forward in the post...
The ‘Pingdemic’
Self-isolation rules to be relaxed for double-jabbed key workers, Boris Johnson announces In the first week of July 2021, the NHS Test and Trace app ‘pinged’ 500,000 people, and as a result many businesses were experiencing staff shortages. Staff shortages were...