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Spike in Redundancies Could Lead to More Settlement Agreements

2nd September 2020
As the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme winds down, many furloughed employees will not have jobs to return to.
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Uber and Lyft Must Treat Drivers as Employees, Judge Rules

12th August 2020
The ground-breaking ruling by a California judge represents the first real challenge to the ride-hailing companies’ business model.
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Can I "Work From Home" in Another Country?

30th July 2020
 In this article, member firms of Ius Laboris, the world’s largest HR and employment law firm alliance, explain the potential legal issues for employers in the UK and how to avoid the traps, incorporating guidance from other jurisdictions. Employers should consider a variety of issues, including tax, social security, immigration and employment implications, before agreeing […]
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When Discrimination Hits Home: Challenges with Remote Working

30th July 2020
What challenges are companies facing when their employees are working from home?  SARS-CoV-2, otherwise commonly known as Covid-19 or coronavirus, has reshaped our lives and our workplaces.  Never in the history of the world has so much emphasis been brought to bear on health and safety to counter anything in the workplace as deadly as […]
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Maintaining Diversity in the Workplace During Lockdown

30th July 2020
How does lockdown and working from home create issues when it comes to maintaining a diverse workplace? There are different issues for different sectors of society, but what is clear is that lockdown, for many, has disrupted and slowed down progress being made in the diverse and inclusive (D&I) space. What has caused concerns for […]
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COVID-19: Does an Employer’s Duty of Care Extend to Commuting to Work?

25th June 2020
This article covers how employers should deal with staff refusing to travel to work for fear of contracting Covid-19. 
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LGBT+ Employee Protections Confirmed in Landmark SCOTUS Ruling

16th June 2020
In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court of the United States declared that federal law prohibiting discrimination based on sex should be understood to also encompass sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Why Post-Pandemic City Firms Will Need Their Office Spaces

12th June 2020
An abundance of articles and thought pieces have emerged on the death of the office, and the huge savings that can be made from reducing real estate overheads. But will the trade-off really be worth it?
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COVID-19: Prepare for the Flood of Insurance-Related Litigation

19th May 2020
COVID-19 has disrupted the world beyond predictions, and no sector has been exempt from the upheaval. As a result, a large proportion of firms are expecting to make a claim for business disruption in some form.
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New Measures Introduced for Right to Work Checks

30th April 2020
New measures are now detailed in the Home Office’s guidance to make it easier for employers to carry out their compulsory right to work checks in light of the stringent social distancing measures currently in place. Prior to the introduction of this guidance, employers were required to carry out either a manual right to work […]
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