Last week, Employment Partners Nicholas Lakeland and Victoria Brockley advised attendees at their seminar: Employment Law Challenges we can expect in 2023. Our latest video series breaks down each employment challenge discussed throughout the seminar, beginning with Nicholas’ analysis of Benyatov v Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Ltd Case No: CA-2022-000447.
What are the potential Employment Law challenges of making flexible working the default?
Seminar: Employment Challenges of 2023
Managing the 'stressed' employee seminar recap
What is a staff handbook, how does it work in China and the UK, and is it part of the employment contract? (Part two, Episode six)
New government plans to make flexible working the default
Flexible working practices have come to the fore during the Covid-19 Pandemic but until this week there has still been a very rigid framework for employees to be able to request working flexibly. A consultation entitled Making Flexible Working the Default was initiated by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy in 2021 and the results have been published on 5 December 2022.