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Offering blood, toil, tears and sweat: Emergency Volunteers and the Law
Covid-19: Offering blood, toil, tears and sweat: Emergency Volunteers and the Law Over 750,000 volunteers…
Read MoreCovid-19: An employer’s guide to homeworking
Donning business garb over pyjama before meetings and working from sofas and coffee tables will…
Read MoreCovid-19: Legal implications of identifying immune workers
Employers are making difficult choices at this time in situations which have never affected their…
Read MoreFacial Recognition Technology: the answer to social distancing or discriminatory?
Covid-19: Is Facial Recognition Technology in the workspace, the answer to social distancing or discriminatory?…
Read MoreCovid-19: Pay for working parents forced to look after their children
Employers are making difficult choices at this time in situations which have never affected their…
Read MoreCovid-19: Critical workers refusing work – What if everyone is being reasonable?
Employers are making difficult choices at this time in situations which have never affected their…
Read MoreIs a global pandemic the right time to be thinking about diversity issues at the Bar?
Rachel Barrett, a barrister at Cloisters, recently spoke at the annual Women in Law panel…
Read MoreOlivia Dobbie: Pandemic pandemonium: Summary of current ET/EAT advice
Pandemic pandemonium: Summary of current ET/EAT advice and practical ideas for how to approach litigation…
Read More“Artificial intelligence, machine learning, Algorithms and discrimination law”
Robin Allen QC spoke on “Artificial intelligence, machine learning, Algorithms and discrimination law: The new…
Read MoreA legal duty to tackle inequality: Scotland first, Wales next, England when?
This month a public consultation is underway in Wales looking at implementing a duty on…
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