James Tamm

James is Director of Legal Services at Ellis Whittam, who help organisations create great, safe places to work through fixed-fee Employment Law, HR and Health & Safety support. Since qualifying as a solicitor in 2007, James has specialised in employment law, and today manages a team of over 45 lawyers supporting thousands of UK employers from start-ups and small businesses, to mid-sized enterprises.

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Handling redundancy: a checklist to help startups

In my last article, I explained how to make changes to an employee’s terms and conditions of employment, including the types of situation when you might need to do that. For example, if reducing someone’s working hours or making a major change to their role.

How to change your employees’ terms and conditions of employment

In the current turbulent economic climate, many startups will be faced with financial challenges. In many sectors and industries, employers have not seen a return to pre-lockdown customer demand. That being the case, the starting point is to think about what your structure will look like for this new normal?

Considering becoming a remote working business?

While more established businesses might be unnerved by the prospect of homeworking becoming the norm, startups are in the privileged position of being able to adapt to a ‘virtual’ workplace with relative ease.