12 Sep, 2026
You don’t know how you got here. Recently, were are sitting in a cell that you never pictured yourself in, wondering if you really might end up being sentenced to…
On 3rd September, GOV.UK published its latest naming round. Around 660 employers have been named for failing to pay the National Minimum Wage. £4 million returned to more than 27,000…
You sit across from your attorney and hear the accuser’s account for the first time: a detail that never happened, a timeline that shifts from the police report to the…
You were just in your attorney’s office talking about the plea offer the prosecutor sent over. Your attorney explained what it is and the sentence range you would face if…
You are replaying the stop in your head. The lights, the questions, the officer asking you to walk a line or stand on one leg while cars passed on the…

How Much Does EOR Cost in 2026?

Employer of record pricing is one of the most asked questions in global hiring and one of the least transparently answered. Most EOR providers won’t publish a number on their website. They’ll direct you to a sales call first, which makes it almost impossible to compare options before you’ve already spent time in a demo. […]

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Pros and Cons of Employer of Records (EOR)

Thinking about using an Employer of Record (EOR)? You’re not alone. Many UK businesses are turning to alternative ways of employment, like EOR services, to hire internationally, reduce compliance complexity and move faster in competitive talent markets.  But EORs aren’t right for every situation. Going in without understanding the trade-offs can lead to real frustration. […]

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What Maine’s Gross Sexual Assault Law Means for the Graham Platner Allegations

A recent USA TODAY article examined whether Graham Platner, until recently a Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in Maine, could face criminal charges over a 2021 sexual assault allegation. The outlet turned to William Bly, founder of The Maine Criminal Defense Group, for perspective on how Maine law would treat an allegation like this. His […]

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How to Pay International Employees: A Simple Guide

The ability to hire talent from anywhere in the world can give your business a competitive advantage, but it also comes with navigating local regulations and tax laws. As with any employee, it’s vital to ensure you’re paying your international employees accurately and on time every payroll cycle.  Performing payroll across borders might seem daunting, […]

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AI Tools for UK Employers

Payroll fraud prevention is one of the most overlooked disciplines in UK business finance. Not because organisations don’t take fraud seriously, but because payroll fraud rarely looks like fraud when it starts. It looks like a small discrepancy. An approved overtime entry that seems slightly high. A pay rate that changed without a clear record […]

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Zero-hours Contract Holiday Pay: A UK Employers Guide

Holiday pay rules for irregular workers are one of the most misunderstood areas of UK employment law. So it’s no surprise that SMEs find the legislation complicated. But it’s not because business owners aren’t trying to get it right. The rules changed in April 2024. Many of the most-visited government pages still carry outdated information […]

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What Is Co-Employment? A Guide for Employers

Outsourced employment is when two organisations share responsibilities for the same group of workers. This business relationship usually splits up responsibilities by having one organisation manage the day-to-day work while the other is the legal employer and manages HR, payroll and other types of admin.  It can be a useful arrangement for smaller businesses or […]

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