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News 11-18th June 2021
Published 18 June 2021
News 3 - 10 June 2021
Here is the news.
We have much to catch up on so let’s get right into it. Our first story in this edition looks at whether the refusal to atten...
Welcome to the news.
We lead with the mounting issue of ‘fire-and-hire’ tactics being utilised by employers seeking to foist detrimental contractual changes on staff whilst avo...
Welcome to the news.
This week we will start to catch up on some of the backlog of stories from the past three weeks. Firstly, we look at some of the issues facing employees co...
Welcome to the news.
Web start by reporting on the removal of the public sector cap on exit payments.(1) We also highlight a recent EAT decision looking at ‘reasonable steps’ in respect of rac...
With the recent announcement of the ‘roadmap’ to guide us all into the dripping sunset of post COVID life, the stories take a decided turn to more family subjects, albeit in many cases still set ag...
Hello, good evening and welcome. Amidst the government’s charge towards lifting the current restrictions, are we approaching the use of lockdown three? Our first paragraph as usual looks at the las...
So to another week of COVID and stories to match.
The TUC has called for a further extension of the furlough scheme in order to save jobs.(1) Con-tractor UK raises the issue of the HMRC chec...
As we start a new month we continue to focus on COVID and bring numerous articles which reflect the hope of the recently introduced vaccine. Welcome to visions of the post-COVID world.
Our firs...
This week’s News begins with the inauguration of new US President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris we will watch to see the impact of their influence on future trade and with it employmen...
With the national lockdown down firmly entrenched this weeks news looks at a greater variety of issues affecting employment matters. The emphasis though has definitely shifted to the impact of the...
Happy New Year to you all and we kick off the first news of 2021 with a catch up on the last two weeks of December and the first few days of the year.
As we left 2020 fairly tightly locked down ...