Isabel Baylis looks at how AI is being used in recruitment and the impact it may have on future Equality Act 2010 cases.
Read MoreIsabel Baylis looks at how AI is being used in recruitment and the impact it may have on future Equality Act 2010 cases.
Read MoreIsabel Baylis provides key insights into the new realm of health and safety cases in the employment context.
Read MoreA relatively new phenomenon on the UK Pharmaceutical landscape, CBD oil is a recently legalised medicinal derivative of cannabis, popularised by those seeking alternative forms of medicine.
Read MoreFind out what Laura Kaye and Jennie Ferrario consider to be the best tips when considering making redundancies. Their video in the 9SJS Employment Insights Series is now live.
Read MoreIn the latest video from the 9SJS Employment Insights, Tom Gilbart and James Hurd have focused on the tricky aspects of the furlough scheme as well as providing an extremely useful update.
Read MoreIn two videos in our 9SJS Employment Insights Series, Rebecca Eeley and Amy Smith focus on the key questions on the topic of holiday in furlough.
Read MoreAssunta Del Priore was featured in a special edition of Grazia magazine
Read MoreThe word 'furlough' has never been used more frequently than in the last few weeks. However, there has been a lot of uncertainty regarding how it works and how it impacts on employment rights.
Read MoreLouise Quigley writes for the Manchester Evening News, answering key questions posed by many worried employees and employers during the coronavirus outbreak.
Read MoreJoanne Connolly is successful in the Employment Appeal Tribunal in defeating an attempt to extend the Equality Act 2010 to include third party harassment.
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