Back to Reality: High Court rules against Virtual Committees
Yesterday, the High Court laid to rest our last hope of virtual committee meetings being able to continue past 7 May 2021, when it handed...
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0870 1500 100Yesterday, the High Court laid to rest our last hope of virtual committee meetings being able to continue past 7 May 2021, when it handed...
Remote working is now the new normal for many employees, and it’s hard to imagine that everyone will want to make a full-time return to...
Schools in England can now register to offer a summer school to help secondary aged children catch up some of the learning they have lost...
A balancing act
Creditors with legitimate grounds to challenge scheme or restructuring plan proposals and who assist the court in so doing...
Stuart Tym, Claire Petricca‑Riding and Paul Henson consider the Chancellor’s Budget delivered on 3 March.
Energy The March Budget...
This week the government updated its guidance on coronavirus (COVID-19): right to work checks.
During the pandemic, organisations...
Earlier this month, the transport secretary, Grant Shapps, said that people can 'start to think about foreign travel' again. He didn't...
By Katherine East, a solicitor at Irwin Mitchell
It’s been a year, almost to the day, since Katherine East wrote an article about the...
Dominique Dolman and Lily Pidge from the Commercial Disputes Resolution Team consider the impact of a Cyberattack.
Introduction
In...
One of the biggest inadequacies of the CIL Regulations* is that they are entirely silent about the consequences of non-compliance by a...
Earlier this year, the European Parliament asked the EU Commission to come up with a new EU law which would give employees a right to...
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A recent change to immigration laws has made it easier for foreign businesses to send EU workers to the UK to fulfil contractual...
Giveaway raffles are becoming more prevalent in the social medial age particularly amongst young entrepreneurial, and it’s an area of...
The all-party parliamentary group for special educational needs and disabilities has published its report on the experiences of young...
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