Recent high-profile Employment Tribunal claims (such as the case of a new mother who brought a claim for constructive unfair dismissal and discrimi...
Read MoreScotland’s forests and woodlands protect, enhance, and allow communities to benefit from the goods and services that flow from natural capital. In ...
Read MoreIt has been accepted to be within industrial knowledge that women tend to bear a greater proportion of caring responsibilities for dependants. Prio...
Read MoreThe UK GDPR provides individuals with several rights that they can exercise in respect of personal data held by organisations. This article will fo...
Read MoreUnpaid trial shifts have become a typical part of the recruitment process for many businesses across the UK, particularly in the hospitality and re...
Read MoreCabinet Secretary, Mairi Gougeon announced a route map for agricultural reform at the NFU Scotland AGM on 10 February 2023. Last year the Scottish ...
Read MoreNatural Capital has been an agenda dominating topic in the Scottish rural land market for a number of years and it is widely accepted that much of ...
Read MoreIn January 2022, the Scottish Parliament passed new legislation as a response to the growing number of Airbnbs and others providing an accessible p...
Read MoreIf you are an employer, you’ll know that getting everything right for your employees can be tricky – what rights an employee has constantly changes...
Read MoreWhile renewable energy developments can create financial opportunities for landowners, the issues involved are complex and far-reaching and related...
Read MoreAlthough the trend has been, in recent years, for third sector bodies to be structured as companies limited by guarantee or as Scottish charitable ...
Read MoreA year on from the enactment of the National Security and Investment Act 2021 (“Act” / “NSIA”), we revisit the implications of the Act for both inv...
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