Employment Law
Get clued up on your rights with our informative employment law guide, for both employees and employers alike. We’ve got a range of employment law advice, from information on employee rights and pensions, to money saving tips and advice on how to deal with jobseeking discrimination.
UK work visa guide
Here’s a quick overview of the different visa options that are currently available for those looking to work in the UK.
Five ways to supplement your income
Want to make more money? Here are five easy ways you could be supplementing your income right now – and how to get started.
Sick pay: What you need to know
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).
Resignation retraction letter
Changed your mind about leaving your job? Here’s a sample resignation retraction letter, and tips on how to withdraw your resignation.
DBS Checks: What you need to know
To help you understand what they involve (and whether you actually need one), here’s everything you need to know about DBS checks.
Employee rights
UK work visa guide
Here’s a quick overview of the different visa options that are currently available for those looking to work in the UK.
Sick pay: What you need to know
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).
Resignation retraction letter
Changed your mind about leaving your job? Here’s a sample resignation retraction letter, and tips on how to withdraw your resignation.
Dealing with unconscious bias in the workplace
Here’s everything you need to know about unconscious bias, and our top tips on how to deal with it in the workplace.
Furlough: What you need to know
Not sure how the government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme affects you, and what your rights are? Here’s everything you need to know.
Working hours: What 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.
Access to Work: Help in the workplace
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 […]
Four things you shouldn’t see in a job advert
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:
Bereavement leave: What you need to know
Losing someone you love is never easy. Here’s everything you need to know about bereavement leave.
Voluntary redundancy: What are my rights?
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:
Types of employment contracts
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:
Money saving tips
Five ways to supplement your income
Want to make more money? Here are five easy ways you could be supplementing your income right now – and how to get started.
Child Benefit: What you need to know
Are you a parent or guardian? We spoke to HMRC, to find out everything you need to know about Child Benefit, and their advice on how to claim.
Budget planner
Always overspending? Our budget planner will help you learn how to budget, and give you a simple breakdown of where you can cut costs.
Money saving tips 2018
Money might not buy happiness. But it can help. To help you learn to budget better, here are our top money saving tips for 2018:
Top 5 – Money saving apps 2017
Unfortunately, money doesn’t grow on trees. We’ve already covered money saving tips for 2017, but here are five of the best money saving apps for 2017:
Money saving tips for 2016
Is 2016 the year you finally start saving? To help you keep calm and protect the purse strings, here are some of our top money saving tips for 2016:
Top 5 – Money saving apps 2016
To make sure you stay motivated this year, here are five of our favourite free money saving apps to help you budget better in 2016:
Top tips to save money before Christmas
Worried about your finances this festive season? We spoke to the Money Advice Service for their top tips on how to save money this Christmas:
How to: Cut the cost of working
While taking up a job means you’ll have money coming in, often the cost of working takes a substantial amount of your pay check each month. But there are some great ways to cut the costs
Can workplace benefits schemes save you money?
We spoke with the Money Advice Service to uncover the benefits and tax advantages of workplace investment and saving schemes, and some other employee benefits you may be entitled to.
Money saving questions to ask yourself in the New Year
What should you be asking yourself when it comes to saving money in 2015? We spoke to the Money Advice Service to find out…
Money saving tips for 2014
Bad at budgeting? Sorrowful at saving? Here are some of our top tips on how to save money in 2014:
Pensions & saving
High Income Child Benefit Charge: What you need to know
We spoke to HMRC, to find out everything you need to know about the High Income Child Benefit Charge, and their advice on how to ensure you’re paying the right amount.
Automatic pension enrolment: FAQ
Have some questions about automatic pension enrolment? Find out the facts with our FAQ.
Seven reasons you should pay into a workplace pension
Not sure about the benefits of paying into a pension? To help decide whether you want to or not, we spoke to the Money Advice Service for some expert advice.
Pension consolidation: What you need to know
Not sure what happens to your pension when you change roles? Here’s why combining your pension benefits might be right for you:
How hindsight could help you plan your pension
We spoke to the retirement experts, Prudential, whose recent survey reveals what pensioners would change about their retirement planning:
Five key pension considerations
Not sure you should be paying into a pension? To help you find out the facts, here are five key considerations you need to know before you start planning.
Retirement planning: What you need to know
The concept of retirement is changing. To make you aware of what it involves, here’s everything you need to know about retirement planning:
Retirement age: When can I retire?
Starting to think about your retirement? To make sure you’re aware of your retirement age, here’s everything you need to know about when you can retire:
Student loans: What you need to know
Confused about student loans? You’re not alone. To help you get to grips with it all, here are a few key things you need to know, and how to apply for them.
New workplace pension laws: What you need to know
Still not sure how you’ll be affected by auto-enrolment? Peter Elliott, explains some of the key things you need to know about your pension:
New pension rules for 2015: Explained
We spoke with The Money Advice Service to take a look at just how you could be affected by the new pension rules.
Basic State Pension: What you need to know
When thinking about your future, it’s vital to know what you’re entitled to. Here’s some information about your basic State Pension.
Other advice on: Employment Law
DBS Checks: What you need to know
To help you understand what they involve (and whether you actually need one), here’s everything you need to know about DBS checks.
How to: Deal with bullying at work
Here are some practical ways to identify if you or anyone you know is the victim of bullying at work, and how to deal with it.
GDPR: What you need to know
We spoke to the experts at the IDM to find out more about GDPR, when it’ll be introduced, and how it could even help you find a brand new role.
How to: Go back to work after a festival
Whether it’s your first foray into festival life, or you’re a seasoned veteran, here are a few of our top tips on how to return to work after the big weekend:
Top 5 – Winter Work Wardrobe Malfunctions
To avoid any work winter wardrobe malfuntions, here’s our list of look’s to avoid.
Poking and sharing in the workplace?
Recent research reveals that as many as two-in-three UK employees believe social networking should be banned from the workplace.