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In the first of our two-part webinar series on ‘managing the impact of difficult employee behaviour’ employment and regulatory experts Ros Foster and James Tait look at what is, and what isn’t whistleblowing.
Suitable for in-house lawyers, HR and employment professionals and people managers working within the public sector, this webinar looks at what the law says about breaches of confidence and complaints, before specifically looking at how data should be processed in relation to responding and managing cases.
Utilising very recent examples of cases in the public-eye, James and Ros provide guidance on the approach you should take to managing such situations, and highlight the risks, and the legal and practical issues that can arise along the way.
The second part of the series, ‘the use and misuse of social media’ takes place on 9 June.
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Ros Foster specialises in all aspects of public, administrative and local government law including judicial review, vires and FOIA/DPA.
James specialises in contentious employment law, executive removals, re-organisations, restrictive covenants and other post termination issues; familiar with tribunals & the Court of Appeal.
In this on-demand webinar our procurement, health and social care and risk experts will discuss ‘what’s the right level of risk’. They also discuss what can be done to mitigate risk.
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Homes England, the government’s housing accelerator, has partnered with two local authorities, Greater Manchester Combined Authority and the Association of South Essex Local Authorities, in a new Strategic Place Partnership (SPP) which is designed to align with the government’s levelling up agenda by delivering new homes in the regions.
Updates include Acclimatise! You can’t afford to cop-out, Responding to Grenfell – Slow progress is better than none and more.
With aims to level up the UK, and ensure that everyone has the opportunity to flourish, public and private partnerships will be critical success factor. In this article, we look at the role that private finance can play in the performance of a local area and how it might link to regeneration. We also consider the role of central government and regional mayors.
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