Government Takes Action to Curb Tax Avoidance by Umbrella Companies

New government legislation is set to shake up the role of umbrella companies, shifting tax accountability to recruitment agencies and end clients. Discover how this move aims to close tax loopholes, protect workers from exploitative practices, and reshape the UK’s labour market.

Case study: Dr. Nigel MacLennan v The British Psychological Society (BPS) – Whistleblowing Rights of Charity Trustees

Can charity trustees claim whistleblowing protections as 'workers' under UK law? In a landmark case, Dr. Nigel MacLennan’s challenge against the British Psychological Society raises crucial questions about the legal rights of trustees. Read on to explore this pivotal decision, its impact on trusteeship, and what it could mean for future governance standards.

Case Study: Miss T Amber v West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (WYFRS)

When self-represented claimants face complex tribunal procedures, are they given a fair chance? Discover how the EAT’s ruling in Miss T Amber v WYFRS sheds light on essential procedural protections in discrimination and whistleblowing cases, and what it means for future claimants.