The Cabinet Office has updated the financial thresholds that determine when procurement contracts are subject to the provisions of the Procurement Act 2023 in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. 

Peers again backed substantial changes to the Bill in a series of decisive votes, setting up another return to the Commons and raising questions over the timetable for Royal Assent and beyond.

The EAT has held that the employment tribunal made legal errors when considering a disabled employee’s reasonable adjustment claim and her unfair dismissal claim. The matter has been sent back to the same tribunal to reconsider both issues.

The EAT has confirmed that an employee did not affirm her contract by delaying her resignation while seeking to resolve a sick pay dispute.

In these articles, we will explain the basic concept of overage and the specific events commonly used as trigger points which cause an overage liability to be payable.

From 6 April 2024 new waste separation regulations came into force affecting occupiers of business premises, including GP practices and pharmacies, operating in Wales. 

In October, the VWV Healthcare team was thrilled to invite delegates from large primary care providers and advisors to the sector to the Coppa Club in Streatly to discuss key issues facing organisations in the sector. 

With major reforms to dismissal rights on the horizon, independent schools have only a limited window to review staffing models and implement any planned contractual changes before flexibility is significantly reduced.