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Further to our previous blogs on the Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm (Amendment) Regulations 2022, the Government has now issued guidance...
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Local authority MATs - collaboration or competition?
The deadline has just passed for local authorities (LAs) to have registered their interest in establishing a multi-academy trust (MAT) as...
Wagatha Christie - the final chapter
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No major change for employment status... Can the same be said for the wallpaper in No.10?
The Government has presented me with a dilemma; no not the one about the new incumbent at No. 10 Downing Street. This is a dilemma of...
Holiday pay case - the pensions implications
The recent Supreme Court decision in Brazel v Harpur Trust confirmed that people who are employed to only work part of a year, such as...
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