Mackinnons Rise in Rankings
Mackinnons are delighted to once again be recognised in the Chambers UK Guide for 2025, the well-respected independent publication which each year assesses the leading players in the legal market.
Read MoreCurrently, employers based outside the UK do not have to make secondary national insurance contributions (NICs) in respect of any of their UK workers.
The Employment Tribunal system was intended to be an accessible, user-friendly forum for the resolution of disputes between employers and employees.
Is it unfair to dismiss an employee because of their political opinions?
Can an employer fairly dismiss an employee who, over a sustained period, persistently raises unsubstantiated grievances and tribunal claims?
Many and varied have been the employment law reforms discussed over the last few years.
Earlier this year, the whistleblowing charity Public Concern at Work set up a Commission to look at whistleblowing in the workplace.
The Work in Fishing Convention aims to ensure decent working conditions for fishermen by setting out minimum standards for crew working onboard fishing vessels.
Minister for Employment Relations, Jo Swinson, has supplied HMRC with a list of 100 companies who are alleged to have been illegally using interns.
Mackinnons are delighted to once again be recognised in the Chambers UK Guide for 2025, the well-respected independent publication which each year assesses the leading players in the legal market.
Read MoreMackinnons Solicitors LLP are delighted to announce two new appointments across the firm.
Read MoreOnce again our intrepid cycling trio will be taking on Ride The North! This year on Saturday 24th August, our partners Neil Torrance, Pam Bursill and Gregor Sim will be venturing slightly further South, this time tackling the “Tour of Angus,” with Neil bravely taking on the 100 mile route. Pam and Gregor will be cycling the no less challenging distance of 70 miles.
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