Lawcast

This is the third episode in a series of four podcasts about the Employment Rights Bill. In this episode, Partners Nick Chronias and Philip Harman, and Knowledge Lawyer Sara Meyer, discuss the Government's plans for trade union and industrial relations reform. These include the proposed repeal of many of the restrictions on industrial action that were introduced in 2016, as well as strengthened union rights of access to workplaces, simplification of the trade union recognition process and increased protections from detriment and dismissal for workers who participate in protected industrial action.

This episode of Lawcast discusses practical considerations for NHS Bodies when negotiating leases, both as landlord and as tenant, including an overview of key NHS specific provisions.

This is the second episode in our series of four podcasts about the Employment Rights Bill.

In this episode, Partners Sarah George and Anjali Sharma, and Legal Director and Knowledge Lawyer Joanne Bell, discuss the Bill's family-friendly, equality and harassment related proposals (including changes to flexible working, day one rights to paternity and parental leave and bereavement leave, protection from dismissal for maternity returners, the requirement for large employers to publish gender pay gap action plans and menopause support plans, and strengthening protections against harassment at work).

This is the first episode in a series of four podcasts about the Employment Rights Bill.

In this episode, Partners David Speakman and Stuart Craig, and Knowledge Lawyer Sara Meyer, discuss the proposals to make protection from unfair dismissal a day one right, change the trigger point for collective redundancy consultation, strengthen rights to statutory sick pay and create a new single enforcement body for employment rights.

In this latest episode from our Property Headaches podcast series, partner Nicola Fairbairn talks to partner Andrew Morgan about Biodiversity Net Gain.

Together they discuss what BNG is, what developments it affects, and what landowners and developers should be doing now to ensure compliance.

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This episode of Lawcast provides a reminder of how the 1954 Act works and how it might apply to non-residential leases where an NHS body is either the landlord or the tenant.

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Click here to listen to part one.