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Strengthening Employment, Labor, and Benefits Practice: Pierson Ferdinand Welcomes a New Partner

Pierson Ferdinand LLP (“PierFerd”), one of the fastest-growing global law firms, has appointed Ellenor Stone as a Partner in its Employment, Labor, and Benefits practice, led by Amy Epstein Gluck. Ellenor brings extensive experience in corporate employment law, having spent the past seven years at...

Ways to Leverage HR and Employment Law Services for Business Growth

In today's fast-paced business environment, the growth of a company is significantly influenced by how well it manages its workforce and navigates the complex landscape of employment law. Human Resources (HR) and employment law services are not just support functions; they are strategic partners...

Key Employment Law Updates 2024

The world of employment law is an ever-evolving landscape, with new legislation and updates regularly introduced to ensure the rights and responsibilities of both employers and employees are upheld. 2024 brings significant changes that have implications for businesses and workers alike. This comprehensive guide...

Rollits Annual Employment Law Update

An employment law update will be provided by experts from the firm’s highly regarded Employment team at Rollits LLP later this month. The firm’s annual Employment Law Update seminar will look ahead to future changes which may be introduced as the government itself seeks a...

“Practical Solutions” Promised For Clients By New Employment Lawyer

At a Shropshire law firm, cutting through the jargon and finding practical solutions for employers - that’s the priority for a new legal specialist. Employment lawyer Gemma Workman has joined the Shrewsbury office of Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors, and John Merry, head of employment at the...

How Much Will you Save After National Insurance Increase Reversed

Partner Tim Clark, in law firm Blandy & Blandy’s Employment Law team, explains the announced reversal of the National Insurance (NI) rise, introduced earlier this year. The Treasury announced yesterday that the 1.25% NI increase introduced in April will be reversed from 6 November in...