Welcome to Morton Fraser's Employment law blog.
My name is Innes Clark and I am an employment lawyer and the head of Morton Fraser's Employment Law Team where we advise both employers and employees. I am also a chartered member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development. This blog is designed to bring you updates on employment law and HR matters. If you have questions, comments or suggestions for blog topics please let me know.
Leading Firms Missing Out On Female Talent
The World Economic Forum reports that management positions in the World's leading firms are still predominantly occupied by men.
By: Innes Clark
Published: 11 Mar 2010
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Which is More Dangerous: an Office or a Building Site?
St John Ambulance research suggests that employers are not complying with their health and safety obligations.
By: Innes Clark
Published: 10 Mar 2010
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Additional Paternity Leave Regulations Take Shape
An update on Regulations which will provide for additional paternity leave.
By: Innes Clark
Published: 9 Mar 2010
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April Employment Law Changes
A brief look at the changes to UK employment law that will come into force on 6 April.
By: Innes Clark
Published: 5 Mar 2010
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New Laws Prohibiting Blacklisting Now In Force
The Government has announced that the law prohibiting blacklisting are now in force.
By: Innes Clark
Published: 3 Mar 2010
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Person-Centred Transition Facilitators Wanted
Are beefed up job titles good for business?
By: Innes Clark
Published: 2 Mar 2010
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Workplace Bullying
Some thoughts on the employment law implications of workplace bullying.
By: Innes Clark
Published: 1 Mar 2010
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Employee Accident Claims And Employment Law
Details of an article relating to Employee Accident Claims and Employment Law
By: Innes Clark
Published: 26 Feb 2010
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Fit Notes - Guidance Published
The Government publishes guidance on the new "Fit Notes" regime.
By: Innes Clark
Published: 25 Feb 2010
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Proposal To Increase Fully Paid Maternity Leave To 20 Weeks
Details of a proposal from Europe to increase paid maternity leave to 20 weeks.
By: Innes Clark
Published: 24 Feb 2010
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