10/5/2026 1:24:57 PM 'Reasonable adjustments': what is reasonable, what is not By Elizabeth Fortin That the Department for Education is producing guidance for schools on what may be considered to be ‘reasonable’ or ‘unreasonable’...
10/2/2026 8:54:42 AM Employment Rights Act: Reforms to zero-hours and low-hours contracts By Spyros Maravegias Amy Berry The Employment Rights Act 2025 represents the most significant reform of UK employment law in a generation. Among the changes are major...
10/2/2026 8:48:07 AM Employment Rights Act 2025: Employment tribunal time limits increase from 1 October 2026 By Amy Berry From 1 October 2026, the time limit for submitting most employment tribunal claims (including unfair dismissal and discrimination) has...
10/1/2026 4:03:43 PM Executive pay in academy trusts: What school leaders need to know By Oliver Daly The Department for Education has updated its guidance on executive pay in academy trusts, alongside the introduction of new senior pay...
10/1/2026 11:06:21 AM Employment Rights Act 2025: duty to inform workers of their right to join a trade union delayed until January 2027 By Amy Berry The Government has announced that the new duty on employers to inform workers of their right to join a trade union will not now take...
10/1/2026 10:59:45 AM The careers lottery starts earlier than we think By Jamie Otter Alan Milburn wants children to start learning about the world of work from the age of four, with work experience becoming mandatory for...
9/28/2026 9:08:51 AM AI could create a new divide for NEET young people By Jamie Otter I've been reading Britain's Greatest Education Opportunity Ever, a landmark new report from one of Britain's leading voices on education,...
9/25/2026 4:18:29 PM Beyond resilience: reflections on the Confederation of Schools Trust 2026 report By Jacqui Tookey Drawing on the views of almost 400 trust leaders across England, the latest report of survey findings from the Confederation of Schools...
9/25/2026 9:01:31 AM Youth crime prevention By Rebecca Caulfield I have often sat in a consultation room with a client under the age of 18 and wondered: how did you get here? Looking at the scared young...
9/25/2026 8:47:20 AM Call me maybe? Managing long-term sickness absence By James Barratt A recent report, ‘Keep Britain Working’ by the government's ‘back to work' expert, Sir Charlie Mayfield, highlights an issue regularly...
9/24/2026 8:50:19 AM Consultation response published on bereavement leave, including pregnancy loss By Amy Berry The Government has published its response to the consultation on a new statutory right to bereavement leave, including pregnancy loss....
9/22/2026 11:35:05 AM Renters’ Rights Act 2025: key steps for landlords to take now By Aman Randhawa If you own residential rental property in England, a significant new compliance requirement is on the horizon. The Government has now...