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James Tait and Rachel Billen take a look at the law relating to freedom of expression at work, and the limits of that freedom, before giving tips on making sure that your policies give you the protection you need.
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Beth Dowson, a tax specialist, highlights some things to think about when using shares to recruit, retain and incentivise employees.
Richard Nicholas talks about the changes in contract law over the last six months and particularly how time plays a difference.
Helena takes a look at the data breach trends reported in 2016, and ahead to the GDPR and what this will mean for your organisation.
Rachel Lyne talks about the new sentencing guidelines for health and safety offences and what you should do to be proactive in managing risk.
Matthew comments on the uplift in activity by the UK Competition and Markets Authority, competition law post-Brexit, and online reselling restrictions.
On 22 March, the Supreme Court handed down a much-anticipated judgment on N v A CCG on the relationship between resource allocation decisions and best interests.
On 13 March 2017 the Law Commission published its full report and recommendations, with a draft Bill, to radically reform the law on Mental Capacity and Deprivation of Liberty. Mark Barnett discusses the recommendations and the practical impact in this webinar.
The long awaited Insolvency Rules 2016 came into force on 6 April 2017 and are the biggest change in insolvency law for the last 30 years. They reflect much more modern ways of working that will have an impact on creditors and, in particular, the insolvency profession on a day-to-day basis. Hear from commercial litigation and insolvency specialist, Chloe Poskitt on the subject.
The hot topic is the ‘Gender Pay Gap Reporting’ duty and if you haven’t started gathering your data, you need to get your skates on!
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