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Managing an International Workforce conference
16 June 2021We’re moving our market leading Managing an International Workforce conference, attended each year by over 300 delegates from around the world, from February to June next year.
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APAC: Round up of employment law
13 May 2021We’ll look at the latest developments in employment law across the Asia Pacific region as well as looking to what’s on the horizon for the year ahead.
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EMEA roundtable
18 March 2021Our virtual roundtable gives practitioners with EMEA wide responsibilities the opportunity to discuss and share views on hot topics, with input from our Ius Laboris colleagues.
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The world of employment law: a year in review
04 February 2021Sadly we can’t gather in person for our 17th Managing an International Workforce conference on the first Friday in February as usual. But we will still be presenting – online, for the first time – our highly rated round up of key developments in global employment law in the last 12 months, from Covid-19 and Black Lives Matter to much more, with a look ahead to what’s coming up in the next year.
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The value of understanding an IP portfolio – the M&A context
02 December 2020We are delighted to introduce our IP360 Autumn Webinar Series. Hot on the heels of our Summer Series, which covered all things IP from Brexit to e-commerce in China, the Autumn Series will cover the full spectrum of your IP needs.
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Right to work checks beyond 2020
01 December 2020We are pleased to announce our autumn/winter series of free webinars. This programme is aimed mainly at HR managers and those with equivalent experience of dealing with workplace employment issues – but we’d be delighted to welcome you whatever your background or grounding in employment law.
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The Anatomy of a Successful Franchise
25 November 2020We are delighted to introduce our IP360 Autumn Webinar Series. Hot on the heels of our Summer Series, which covered all things IP from Brexit to e-commerce in China, the Autumn Series will cover the full spectrum of your IP needs.
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Futureproofing your policies and contracts of employment
25 November 2020The Covid-19 pandemic revealed that many employment policies and contracts did not include provisions that would have helped employers to deal effectively with a crisis of this nature.
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Online Immigration Law Academy: 23 and 24 November 2020
23 November 2020With the end of free movement and the roll-out of the new immigration system now imminent, timely training and connecting with peers will help HR teams to approach 2021 with confidence. We are pleased to share with you the November 2020 dates for our popular Immigration Law Academy. This will be delivered online via Webex as a set of two sessions.
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IP audits: A strategy for risk reduction, cost savings and finding your forgotten assets.
11 November 2020We are delighted to introduce our IP360 Autumn Webinar Series. Hot on the heels of our Summer Series, which covered all things IP from Brexit to e-commerce in China, the Autumn Series will cover the full spectrum of your IP needs.
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Flexible working requests after lockdown
10 November 2020The Covid-19 lockdown has led to a huge increase in flexible working.
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Trading through the pandemic: insolvency issues, risk and contractual performance
05 November 2020Six months have passed since the UK’s lockdown. With no immediate signs of a vaccine, it remains unclear how long we will continue to live with Covid restrictions. The economic fallout is staggering and the pressure many businesses are facing is unprecedented. Significant changes were made to the UK’s legal framework to help restructuring professionals address problems faced by distressed businesses (the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 or CIGA). Rules laid down in the act have recently been reviewed, with some changed and updated. In this webinar we will reflect on the position.
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Ius Laboris Legal HR Summit
04 November 2020The Legal HR summit hosted by our global partners, is a two-day online programme in which leaders and employment lawyers address the future of the working world, and business insiders provide insights into the practical challenges they are facing.
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IP360 Webinar Series - Offence and defence: patent litigation fundamentals
04 November 2020We are delighted to introduce our IP360 Autumn Webinar Series. Hot on the heels of our Summer Series, which covered all things IP from Brexit to e-commerce in China, the Autumn Series will cover the full spectrum of your IP needs.
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The new immigration system
04 November 2020The new immigration system is in place from 1 January 2020.
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Defending data and privacy class actions in the UK and EU
03 November 2020Whilst class actions following data breaches are par for the course in the US, data & privacy claims by large cohorts of claimants are now also on the rise on this side of the Atlantic – and not just after security incidents.
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ICO publishes updated Data Subject Access Request guidance
23 October 2020Two and a half years after the GDPR came into force, the ICO have published their long awaited guidance on Data Subject Access Requests (“DSARs”).
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Coronavirus Job Support Scheme – FAQs for employers
23 October 2020The government’s new Job Support Scheme replaces the furlough scheme and starts on 1 November 2020. It comprises two wage support schemes – a scheme to support businesses required to close as a result of coronavirus restrictions and a scheme to support businesses that can stay open but are facing lower demand. These FAQs cover eligibility, how the Job Support Schemes work, what you need to agree with employees and alternative resourcing options for employers.
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Home Office publishes Immigration Rules for the new UK immigration system
23 October 2020Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules HC 813 was laid on 22 October 2020 and is the key document outlining the features of the Government’s Points-Based Immigration System, as well as simplifying the language and structure of some areas of the Rules. The new system will apply to EEA and Swiss nationals, aside from Irish nationals (EEA nationals). This insight focuses on some of the changes that are likely to be of most interest to employers.
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New changes to the Job Support Scheme – an open and shut case?
23 October 2020The Chancellor has significantly expanded the Job Support Scheme after objections from businesses, particularly those in tier two areas, that they are facing massively reduced demand but less support from the government than tier three businesses legally forced to close. Under the revised scheme, employees will have to work fewer hours and employers will need to contribute less in order to qualify. The changes could have a significant impact – but there is precious little time available to employers to take the steps needed to take advantage of the scheme before it comes into effect.