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Temporarily adjusted right to work check measures will end on 16 May 2021

The Home Office has announced that the temporary measures, which have been in place since 30 March 2020, will come to an end on 16 May 2021.

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My favourite places in Sheffield by Sarah Illidge

Sarah Illidge is an Associate Solicitor specialising in tax. She grew up in the Fulwood area of the city and having worked for international law

Pencil iconBy Sarah Illidge on 29th April 2021
Schools' obligations to disabled pupils

Supreme Common Sense – Interpreting Reverter under the Schools Sites Act 1841.

Solicitors and barristers frequently have the dilemma of having to interpret statute or case law and advise their clients on possible outcomes depending on whether

Pencil iconBy Katie Dawson on 27th April 2021
New trainee role for Jessica at Lupton Fawcett

New trainee role for Jessica at Lupton Fawcett

A clerk at Yorkshire law firm Lupton Fawcett is embarking on a legal career starting as a trainee solicitor.

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On the Spot with Ed Taylor

On the Spot with Ed Taylor

Ed Taylor is an Associate Solicitor in the Private Client team at Lupton Fawcett LLP

Pencil iconBy Ed Taylor on 27th April 2021
Are you taking Data Protection seriously?

Increased concern about the Government’s plan for mandatory vaccinations in care homes

The Government is considering making it mandatory for care home workers to receive the vaccination against Covid19 as a condition of their employment.

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Secret CCTV and the right to privacy

Fasting in the workplace and how employers can support employees during Ramadan

As it is now Ramadan, many Muslims will be fasting from sunrise to sunset each day for one lunar month

Pencil iconBy Sabrina Rahman on 22nd April 2021
Lupton Fawcett supports voucher scheme to help families in mediation

Lupton Fawcett supports voucher scheme to help families in mediation

Yorkshire law firm Lupton Fawcett is supporting a new national voucher scheme to help families with the cost of mediation.

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Secret CCTV and the right to privacy

Employee was fairly dismissed for deciding not to come in to work during the first lockdown

The Employment Tribunal decided that in the circumstances the Claimant had not taken any preventative steps, and had decided to leave work without first raising

Pencil iconBy Amy Hughes on 19th April 2021
Lupton Fawcett announces promotion for leading lawyer Meghan Waldron

Lupton Fawcett announces promotion for leading lawyer Meghan Waldron

Yorkshire law firm Lupton Fawcett has strengthened its Regulatory and Corporate Defence (RCD) team with the promotion of one of the region’s leading criminal regulatory lawyers Meghan Waldron.

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Secret CCTV and the right to privacy

Discrimination awards increase from April

Discrimination claims can be expensive. Very expensive. Compensation is uncapped.

Pencil iconBy Angela Gorton on 8th April 2021
James Jones and Sons acquires G T Timber

James Jones and Sons acquires G T Timber

Sawn timber specialist James Jones & Sons has acquired GT Timber, the holding company of Taylormade Timber Products and Kerr Timber Products, which operate sawmills in Durham and Annan respectively, employing a total of 225 people.

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