On Christmas Eve, The Observer reported on the grim statistics about increasing illegal evictions and at the same time the very few...
If 2023 started relatively slowly for HR professionals, then it has certainly picked up pace in the latter months. The new legislation...
If further proof was needed that politicians and teachers are not the greatest of friends, then the publication of draft guidance the...
As the Government considers the consultation on the latest revision of the statutory Best Value guidance, a look back through the history...
Clearly, there was no early driving home for Christmas for civil servants this week as three sets of draft regulations were laid before...
The National Association of Child Contact Centres (NACCC) has issued a revised judicial protocol, endorsed by Sir Andrew McFarlane, for...
So, are we nearly at gender equity in law firms yet? Well, in true lawyer style, the answer depends on how you define gender equality. ...
The Court of Appeal has confirmed that cash payments to employees agreeing to give up future pension rights are subject to tax and...
Following the tragic death of Ruth Perry, Ofsted commenced a consultation, proposing to change its post-inspection arrangements. Ofsted...
It was upsetting to read a story in The Times last week concerning a care home resident who died following an accident in the care home...
The scale of the endeavour needed to retrofit housing stock is huge and there are still a number of grant-funded schemes available to...
Whilst the starting point for costs in financial remedy proceedings is that each party should bear their own costs, the court may depart...