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Employment Law Bulletin July 2022

Welcome to July's Employment news briefing, providing a summary of some of the recent employment judgements and updates. If you have any questions about any of the topics covered, or would like to discuss anything with our Employment team, please call Martin Stephen on 0141 248 3434 or email mss@wj Read more

Employment Law Bulletin September 2022

Welcome to September's Employment news briefing, providing a summary of some of the recent employment judgements and updates. If you have any questions about any of the topics covered, or would like to discuss anything with our Employment team, please call Martin Stephen on 0141 248 3434 or email&n Read more

WJM INVERNESS REFLECTS ON SPACEPORT SUCCESS

Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie LLP is reflecting on its involvement with Sutherland Spaceport as the project moves into its next phase, after advising landowners Melness Crofters’ Estate on the historic deal. WJM’s team of Inverness-based advisers, led by Partners John Smart and Paul Read more

Rodgers v Leeds Laser Cutting Ltd

An employee who lost his job for refusing to work during the pandemic due to what he claimed was a ‘serious and imminent’ danger has lost his case at the Court of Appeal. This is the first case relating to Covid-19 and s.100(1)(d) of the Employment Rights Act 1996 to reach the Court of A Read more

Wills and Trusts Disputes

As much planning as clients do with their Wills or Trusts – things can, and do go wrong, which is where the combined expertise of our private client and skilled conflict resolution team can help. Our expert team, led by SJ Macdonald, is on hand to provide advice, whether it is to assist execu Read more

Obtaining a Sponsor Licence for Migrant Workers in 2023

As the UK and Scottish Governments grapple with addressing skills shortages across the UK, WJM’s John Grant discusses the process of obtaining a sponsor licence for migrant workers in 2023. When it comes to taking on a new employee, finding the right person for the job is vital. Hiring intern Read more

Scotland’s Deposit Return Scheme Delayed Until at least October 2025

Scotland’s Deposit Return Scheme (“DRS”) has been delayed until October 2025, around the same time England, Northern Ireland and Wales are expected to launch their own schemes. The Scottish Parliament passed the Deposit and Return Scheme for Scotland Regulations in May 2020. The S Read more

Employment Law Specialist Has Say on CBI Scandal

As the crisis-hit CBI wins a key confidence vote over its future following a series of scandals, our employment law specialist Liam Entwistle shares his views on how the organisation could have handled these problems from an HR perspective. The reputation of The Confederation of British Industry (C Read more

WJM Solicitor Sheds Light on Key Issues Impacting Scotch Whisky Sector

WJM solicitor Angus MacLeod, who specialises in the spirits industry, has spoken about the challenges currently being faced by the Scotch whisky sector after conducting an analysis of the industry’s production, sales, and global reputation. He has highlighted some of the key issues affecting Read more

Menopause in the Workplace

Menopause discrimination in the workplace is becoming more relevant to conversations around the Equality Act 2010. At present, women wishing to bring a claim of menopause discrimination must do so under protected characteristics of sex, age or disability. Nature of the issue In a recent survey, th Read more