Employee rights

Here’s a quick overview of the different visa options that are currently available for those looking to work in the UK.

Too ill to work? You may be entitled to financial support. Here’s everything you need to know about sick pay (and what you’re eligible for).

Changed your mind about leaving your job? Here’s a sample resignation retraction letter, and tips on how to withdraw your resignation. 

Not sure if you’re eligible to work in the UK? Here’s our advice:

Here’s everything you need to know about unconscious bias, and our top tips on how to deal with it in the workplace.

Not sure how the government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme affects you, and what your rights are? Here’s everything you need to know.

To ensure you’re working within your rights (and to answer any questions you may have), here’s everything you need to know about working hours.

Looking for a role that suits your needs? If you have a disability or a physical or mental health condition, it can sometimes be difficult for you to do your job – let alone find something new. However, help is always available to improve your job search or workplace conditions. Access to Work is a […]

We’ve already covered what you should and shouldn’t be asked at an interview. Here are four things you shouldn’t see in a job ad:

Losing someone you love is never easy. Here’s everything you need to know about bereavement leave.

We’ve already covered how to deal with redundancy, but here are a few things you need to know should you be offered redundancy voluntarily:

Your employment contract could vary depending on a number of different factors. To help find out which one works best for you, here’s our guide on the different types of employment contracts:

Not sure how much tax you need to pay on your second job, or how it will affect your wages? We spoke with The Money Advice Service to find out…

If you’re over the age of 23, you’re entitled to be paid the National Living Wage. Here’s a guide to find out how much you should be earning.

All employees who do equal work for the same employer have a legal right to receive equal pay. If you feel like you’re being paid less than you deserve, here’s our advice on what to do next.

Not sure what an employment tribunal is? We’ve already covered why employment law exists, but here’s what to do if you think it’s not being adhered to:

To help you see exactly what’s covered, here’s everything you need to know about the Equality Act – and what it means when it comes to your career.

Rohan Kallicharan, former Talent Manager at reed.co.uk, shared some of his experiences on how (and when) to talk about mental health in the workplace.

Nobody likes it when you leave without saying goodbye. To make sure you’re doing yours right, here’s everything you need to know about notice periods:

Not sure exactly what you can and can’t be asked at an interview? Here’s a list of questions to avoid, and how to answer them should they arise:

Everyone deserves a second chance in their career. To help you learn your rights, here’s a quick guide to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974.

To help make sure you know exactly what’s covered, here’s our guide on why employment law exists:

Not sure what your maternity or paternity leave entitles you to? Legal & General have put together a helpful guide to fill you in on everything you need to know:

Get to grips with your employment contract and ensure you stay in the know when it comes to signing on the dotted line…