Weekly Review of Developments 17/12/2021

Posted in: Weekly Review of Developments on 17/12/2021 Welcome to the last review of developments' email for 2021. From everyone at Legal Island, we wish all of our readers and their loved ones a happy, peaceful and safe festive season. See you for a bumper edition in January. This week's top 5: UK Should Be Ready to Bring Back a Form of Furlough, say...

Weekly Review of Developments 10/12/2021

Posted in: Weekly Review of Developments on 10/12/2021 Look at it this way – the cheese would’ve gone off. And then something would have smelled funny about the whole process. Whereas now… This week's top 5: Health and Safety Advice During Storms and Bad Weather Effective Hybrid Working: Practical Guidance Businesses Have Made 'almost no progress' on ...

Weekly Review of Developments 3/12/2021

Posted in: Weekly Review of Developments on 03/12/2021 Congratulations to Belfast-based arts group the Array Collective on winning the Turner Prize for their mock Irish pub. It’s certainly better than a pile of bricks, but do we have to show our covid passports to enter the installation? This week's top 5: School closures before Christmas? NICICTU Wri...

Weekly Review of Developments 26/11/2021

Posted in: Weekly Review of Developments on 26/11/2021 Black Friday and pay day – a potentially ruinous combination. But we’ll probably do it anyway. Go easy, everyone and let's hope it doesn't turn into a Black and Blue Saturday! This week's top 5: Home Working Message Reinforced 25th November - International Day for the Elimination of Violence again...

Weekly Review of Developments 19/11/2021

Posted in: Weekly Review of Developments on 19/11/2021 The booster jab is not the only thing that can give the over-40s a boost. Here’s something that will perk you up, regardless of age… This week's top 5: Equal Pay Day was 18th November 2021 Stormont Ministers Vote for Covid Passports Real Living Wage Rises To £9.90 An Hour Workers Call the Shots as...

Weekly Review of Developments 12/11/2021

Posted in: Weekly Review of Developments on 12/11/2021 What do you mean you missed the biggest ever annual review of employment law this week? Luckily for you, you can purchase a digital bundle at a very reasonable price - and still get a free place at the International HR Conference on 27 January 2022. This week's top 5: Gig Economy Workforce in E&am...

Weekly Review of Developments 5/11/2021

Posted in: Weekly Review of Developments on 05/11/2021 We were going to remind you to try to remember something about today, but we forgot what it was. Anyway, stay safe and well for our biggest ever Annual Review of Employment Law next week. This week's top 5: Last Call: Annual Review of Employment Law 2021 Conference – Book Your Annual Update Today!...

Weekly Review of Developments 29/10/2021

Posted in: Weekly Review of Developments on 29/10/2021 Meta. The smartest re-branding ever? Or will Mark Zuckerberg be forced to put on a brave face as he books his place in marketing history as the new Consignia? This week's top 5: Budget 2021 and Employment-Related Changes Equal Opportunity Will Never Be Achieved Wellbeing in Northern Ireland 2020/2...

Weekly Review of Developments 22/10/2021

Posted in: Weekly Review of Developments on 22/10/2021 T. Rex sang Life’s a Gas. Life’s going to get very expensive this Christmas if you put the heating on. Ask for mittens. Or a blanket with a hood. Or maybe one of those big slippers that fit both your feet. This week's top 5: Executive's Autumn/Winter Covid-19 Contingency Plan ECNI Review of Legal...

Weekly Review of Developments 15/10/2021

Posted in: Weekly Review of Developments on 15/10/2021 William Shatner shows that there is no place in space for age discrimination, unlike on earth, where it’s boldly grown into the jurisdiction with the highest average awards. They’ll soon be stratospheric, apparently. Rocketing up, so they are. This week's top 5: Staff Shortage Fears Dampen Jobs Re...