Weekly Review of Developments 30/10/2020

Posted in : Weekly Review of Developments on 30 October 2020
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Issues covered: TUPE; Coronavirus; Brexit

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This week's top stories:

  • In Case reviews this week, Jason Elliott BL discusses whether Polkey reductions should also apply to loss of statutory rights and whether a breach of the implied term of trust and confidence could be used as a way to claim breach of contract in the civil courts.
  • The Diversity and Inclusion Forum is meeting this afternoon at 3.30 to discuss five D&I subjects.
  • Could you be a mentor for a HR Colleague?  The CIPD is recruiting mentors and mentees for its member-member mentoring scheme. 
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