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It has been reported that since the early stages of the pandemic in March 2020, almost 5,600 COVID-19 related reports were made to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
The recent case of Allay v Gehlen is a useful reminder of the considerations involved when an employer seeks to defend a claim resulting from the otherwise unlawful discriminatory actions of an employee.
The Government first intended to introduce a cap on public sector exit payments in 2015. However, nothing came into effect until November 2020 when the Restriction of Public Sector Exit Payments Regulations 2020 (the Regulations) came into force.
The GDPR no longer has effect in the UK. Instead, recruitment businesses will need to comply with the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. However, you may still need to continue to comply with the EU GDPR and appoint an EU representative.
Due to the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) and the uncertainty created for the supply of services to schools, we have recently been working with a number of schools and academy trusts on termination clauses within their contracts.
In September 2020, we wrote to you explaining the reasons why and the circumstances in which you might consider updating your Funding Agreement documentation to the Department for Education's (the DfE) latest model.
In this article, we set out some practical tips for dealing with disability discrimination claims so that you can act swiftly and effectively should you find your school on the receiving end of a claim.
The Employment Appeal Tribunal recently upheld a tribunal's decision that the unclear wording used in an employee's written grievance was insufficient to amount to a protected act for her victimisation claim under the Equality Act 2010 ("EqA 2010").
The legal framework extending the CJRS until April 2021 has been issued in the form of a new Treasury Directive. The Directive covers the CJRS from 1 February 2021 to 30 April 2021.
Pharmacies provide an essential service to patients and are often also an important source of income for many practices. However, the coronavirus pandemic has led many pharmacies to reconsider their business models and the spaces they need to operate.
Data protection law has been in a state of flux over the past few years with the introduction of the GDPR, the new Data Protection Act and the additional uncertainty caused by Brexit.