People with dementia aren’t able to assert their rights to be treated fairly and equally
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Rise in home workers increasing risk of work-related injury claims
In the UK today, 1.4 million workers are suffering from work-related ill health
Read More »Why transgender staff still hide their identities in the workplace
The word ‘transgender’ was first coined by a psychiatrist in 1965
Read More »Mind the gap – navigating the new recruiting landscape
By Lucy Tarrant - managing director of Cognitive Law
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By Lucy Tarrant - managing director of Cognitive Law
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By Lucy Tarrant - managing director of Cognitive Law
Read More »Two thirds of businesses fail to tell fathers about paternity leave rights
one in 10 fathers have taken Shared Parental Leave (SPL) since its introduction in 2015
Read More »Fewer workers are in low paid roles
The Government insists that since 2015, the percentage of employees in low pay has actually decreased by 3.6%
Read More »Do I have to allow an employee to go on jury service? – Advice by Croner Associate Director Paul Holcroft
Jury service can be seen as an inconvenience
Read More »The prison service and it’s extraordinary number of disciplinaries
Other examples of abuse of power and intimidation, from sexual harassment and verbal abuse against prisoners to prison
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