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Throughout history, there was only one way to learn a craft or trade and that was by becoming an apprentice.  It could take as long as 9 years, the apprentice’s family paying a master craftsman to pass on the skills that would enable him to become a craftsman in his own right at the age [...]

Referencing the recent sacking of a teacher for what appears to be harmless activity (taking photographs of pupils on a school trip on his own, not the school’s, camera), blogger Rod Liddle says on The Spectator web site today that such ridiculous sackings are becoming commonplace, and adds: Being utterly bloody useless is the one [...]

I seem to spend most of my time telling you all of the manifold ways in which you can fall foul of complex employment legislation. Today I thought I would bring you news of something you don’t have to worry about, thanks to a recent ruling by the Employment Appeal Tribunal. They were considering the [...]

You might be tempted to save money on employment contracts by downloading one of the various ‘free’ ones on the internet. This is a false economy, as they will never be 100% right for your business and may be out of date, or worse, just plain wrong.  Staff handbooks should also be tailored specifically to [...]

rwLaw is pleased to announce participation in The Law Society ‘Choose Quality Advice’ campaign. A solicitor is the most qualified person to advise on many of the common legal issues people face – and that includes the complex area of employment law. Whether you’re an employer or an employee, you can be sure that rwLaw [...]

rwLaw is a member of the Business Law Consortium, a group of solicitors practices specialising in providing business clients with legal advice and help.  

rwLaw work with selected associates who can provide legal advice. JPS Immigration Services specialise in providing advice and support to companies and individuals in managing and meeting their responsibilities under ever changing UK Immigration Law and Policies. More information