Government’s furlough scheme failed to stop 314,000 people losing their job from June to September this year.

COVID-19 has thrown more than a few employment law problems at UK businesses and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future. Here are our guides and advice to give employers answers to some of the more pressing concerns.

The Supreme Court has ruled that controversial tribunal fees are unlawful because they prevent access to justice and are discriminatory under the Equality legislation.

Technical glitches and a surge of probate applications have left the Government service with a backlog of probate applications, causing a frustrating delay for the families of people who have recently died.

With the amount of UK adults without a will, many could be left disappointed.

New official figures show that work needs to be done in relation to accidents at work in the UK.

Controversial changes to the probate fee which were due to come into place next year have been scrapped.

Activity in the UK housing market picked up at the start of year, leading to a £2,500 jump in asking prices.

Amazon’s UK fulfilment centres were visited by ambulances once every two days in 2018 after workplace accidents.