Day: February 12, 2023

[ad_1] Favouritism in the workplace, or being perceived to be treating some staff more favourably than others without good reason, can create tensions and expose employers to legal

[ad_1] The Royal College of Nursing is considering a 48-hour strike in England as a row over pay intensifies. [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] The low down Pressure is mounting on building owners whose stock does not meet minimum energy efficiency standards. These standards, required for new lets, will soon apply

[ad_1] The Digital Conveyancing Maturity Index revealed the average digital maturity of law firms across England and Wales is just 43%. If that sounds surprising, then knowing only

[ad_1] The primary assets (and therefore value) of a law firm (knowledge, experience and reputation) are usually inextricably linked with its people (both partners and employees). ‘People’ will

[ad_1] Yes Although most, if not all, years are good for the banks, 2022 was very good. We focus on three areas: the Quincecare duty; limiting the remedies

[ad_1] Md Mohiuddin Hossain Application 12348-2022 Admitted 2009 Hearing 18 October 2022 Reasons 21 November 2022 The SDT ordered that the respondent should be struck off the roll.

[ad_1] In 1 February 2023, the Supreme Court handed down judgment in Fearn and Others v Board of Trustees of the Tate Gallery. It decided by a majority

[ad_1] What is the approach of the court on costs when a party abandons part of its case? This issue came before Mr Justice Foxton in Skatteforvaltningen v

[ad_1] ‘When we did our weekly shop together, we drove to a supermarket the other side of London, we used separate trolleys, kept a distance from each other,