At the table Left to right, back row: James Vernor-Miles Hunters Law; Victoria Hodges Teacher Stern; Andrew Weir Anthony Gold; Donall Murphy Russell-Cooke; Amie Mackay Bolt Burdon; Eduardo Reyes
The Worker Protection (Amendment of Equality Act 2010) Act 2023 comes into force on 26 October. It will introduce a new positive duty on employers to take reasonable
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The Law Society is in its bicentenary year, marking its 2 June 1825 foundation. In common with other professions whose self-regulation was placed on a statutory footing, solicitors
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Law firms have introduced a plethora of mental health initiatives, but LawCare’s helplines are busier than ever. Katharine Freeland looks at what employers should be doing to promote
The low down Professionals across the justice system are failing to understand and respond to the needs of women and girls who are victims of domestic abuse, lawyers
‘We are still very much in the exploratory stage, so while there are established use cases for GenAI, its ROI incorporates potential as well as current value’
The low down A local authority issues a section 114 notice when it is on the verge of unauthorised spending. In the past six years, more local authorities
