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April 20, 2021, Vivienne Reeve, Martin Chitty and Amber Strickland

UK Government consults on making the COVID-19 vaccine mandatory for staff in older adult care homes

As the reluctance of some adult care sector staff to have the vaccine remains high, the Department of Health and Social Care is now consulting on making vaccination a condition of deployment in older … [Read more...] about UK Government consults on making the COVID-19 vaccine mandatory for staff in older adult care homes

Filed Under: News Tagged With: COVID-19, Employment, employment law, Healthcare, senior living

April 16, 2021, John Coldham

Colin vs Cuthbert: M&S to sue Aldi for trademark infringement

Marks & Spencer is taking Aldi to court to protect its beloved Colin the Caterpillar cake, after the discounter decided it wanted a slice of the action and began selling 'Cuthbert the … [Read more...] about Colin vs Cuthbert: M&S to sue Aldi for trademark infringement

Filed Under: Analysis, News Tagged With: Intellectual Property, IP, Trademarks

April 13, 2021, David Lowe

The future of global trade means acting on increased global protectionism

Post Brexit, the UK is finding its feet as it develops an international trade policy.  No more can the UK hide behind and blame the EU for tariffs and trade barriers.  And as any British … [Read more...] about The future of global trade means acting on increased global protectionism

Filed Under: Analysis Tagged With: Brexit, global trade, Protectionism

April 12, 2021, Ed Clancy OBE

Smart cities and cycling infrastructure: Guest opinion by Ed Clancy OBE

I was only 5 years old when I discovered cycling. By the time I was 15, I was one of a handful of youngsters noticed by coaches at a British Cycling event and was selected for the first intake into … [Read more...] about Smart cities and cycling infrastructure: Guest opinion by Ed Clancy OBE

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: smart cities, suburban resurgence

March 31, 2021, Joanne Tibbott

TPR consults on a new single code of practice

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) is introducing a new single code of practice (COP) to replace the existing 15 codes. This will be done in two phases. Phase 1 will replace 10 COPs and comprises 51 … [Read more...] about TPR consults on a new single code of practice

Filed Under: Analysis, News Tagged With: Pensions, Pensions law

March 18, 2021, Gowling WLG

Working at a law firm: My experience as a business development student

Working at a law firm doesn't necessarily mean being a lawyer. As well as our legal teams, we also have Business Development, Finance, HR and IT teams, to name just a few, all working together to keep … [Read more...] about Working at a law firm: My experience as a business development student

Filed Under: Career, Opinion Tagged With: apprenticeships, careers

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