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Disability and the duty to make reasonable adjustments during recruitment
Under the Equality Act 2010, employers' duty to safeguard against discrimination due to the protected characteristic of disability applies to job applicants as well as employees. A recent decision by...
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ICO issues 10 step guide to sharing information to safeguard children and young people
The Information Commissioner's Office ("ICO") has published a 10-step practical guide on data protection as part of the safeguarding process, aimed at people who are involved in safeguarding children: at...
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Blake Morgan advises on Management Buyout to help tailormade travel business, The Artisan Travel Company, thrive
Blake Morgan has advised on the Management Buyout ("MBO") of The Artisan Travel Group Ltd and its subsidiaries ("Artisan").
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Keeping children safe in education: updated statutory 2023 guidance
Keeping children safe in education in 2023. Updated statutory guidance now in force for schools, academies and colleges in England on safeguarding children and safer recruitment.
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SRA appoints Blake Morgan to provide legal services to its legal and enforcement team
Leading UK law firm Blake Morgan has secured a prestigious appointment to offer legal service to the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), a key legal sector regulatory body.
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Occupational Health under review
The Government recently announced two new public consultations focusing on Occupational Health. According to the latest figures, long-term sickness is now the most common reason given by working-age people for...
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Closures of University buildings due to RAAC – what you need to know
This article explores practical issues arising from the discovery of RAAC and Universities having to close facilities.
