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Since Tuesday 6 April 2021, organisations in the private sector (excluding small companies) that engage 'off-payroll' workers are...
The Great Resignation and restrictive covenants: a reminder for businesses to take legal advice before employing individuals
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In an employment market that is incredibly fluid, the Court of Appeal’s judgment in...
Will adding care sector workers to the shortage occupation list drive up recruitment?
According to the government more than 40,000 social care staff left the sector between April and October 2021. Care homes are struggling...
Global mobility – a focus on immigration into the UK
By Sybille Steiner and Ben Xu
The United Kingdom, and London in particular, has rarely been a more popular destination for high net...
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Yesterday, the Prime Minister conducted yet another mini-reshuffle. The primary aim appears to be shoring up his whipping operation,* but...
Data protection in sport – tackling GDPR issues
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Last year, a group of 850 players headed by former Cardiff City manager, Russel Slade,...
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Among the anticipation, announcement and analysis of the Government’s Levelling Up White Paper on 2 February, an article on planning...
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Court of Appeal makes it harder for employers to defeat holiday pay claims
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Ignore the lease at your peril
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