Employment alert Time’s up – employee’s persistent lateness justifies her dismissal Tijani v House of Commons Commission [2022] EAT 104. This case provides a useful reminder that dismissals for repeated…
Employment alert Living with Covid – what does this mean for employers? Following the publishing of the government’s latest Covid-19 response, ‘Living with Covid-19’, on 21 February, updated guidance from…
Reminder Invitation to LSLC-YMP’s Breakfast Webinar- Collisions, Wreck Removal and Salvage in English and Singaporean Law – 9th March To LSLC Members, We are pleased to invite you to the…
The Impact of COVID-19, Facilitative Mediation, Early Intervention, and and the new Visual Online Dispute Resolution: Part 2 by Rhys Clift, MCIArb [1] Precis The COVID-19 pandemic has had widespread…
Employment alert – Compensation and career loss earnings In the case of Secretary of State for Justice v Plaistow, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) considered the applicable principles when looking at…
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COVID-19, plague, planets, conjunctions, comets, and the Chinese New Year COVID-19, PLAGUE, PLANETS, CONJUNCTIONS, COMETS, AND THE CHINESE NEW YEAR By Rhys Clift 1 The COVID-19 pandemic, first reported in…
Coronavirus and Shipping – What to expect Introduction We realise a technical glitch caused errors with our earlier mailing. We are re-sending the update and hope that it is of…