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As part of our regular updates for in-house lawyers, Harry looks at some topics that frequently arise in Employment Tribunal claims; for example covert recording which is becoming an increasingly difficult evidential area to navigate in the context of internal process meetings being used as evidence in Tribunal proceedings. Harry also briefly explores the legal developments to the Gig economy. Case law has indicated that personal service and the practical reality of any contractor arrangement will be important when determining whether those individuals are actually entitled to some employment rights. In addition, Harry takes a quick look at what ‘life after Brexit’ might look like for employment lawyers. Watch our short highlights video to hear Harry discuss more on employment law updates
Watch our on-demand video for our popular Claims Club where we discussed the risk of data sharing, risks in a changing climate, highway claims and what we can see on the horizon.
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This month includes updates on GPoC, JCT or NEC, 'failure to remove' claims, regeneration, risk in health and social care and subsidy control.
With the recent enactment of the Local Government and Elections (Wales) Act 2021 (the ‘Act’), the General Power of Competence (‘GPoC’) is soon to be conferred on Welsh Local Authorities and eligible community councils, putting them in line with their English counterparts regarding these broader powers.
Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT) and New Engineering Contract (NEC) - which drafting works best, and where are the traps for the unwary?
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