Mr Elliott was a Geographical Information Systems Manager for Dorset County Council for more than 34 years. His new line manager brought disciplinary proceedings against him. During those proceedings, Mr...
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Posted7th May 2021
The European Court of Human Rights holds that imposing penalties for failing to comply with a vaccination policy did not breach human rights
Vavřička and others v Czech Republic concerned the Czech Republic’s national statutory requirement for children to receive vaccinations against nine diseases. One applicant was fined for not having his children...
Posted4th May 2021
Ailing businesses committing furlough scheme fraud face HMRC scrutiny
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (“CJRS”) has come to the aid of many businesses throughout the pandemic with four in every ten employers accessing support through it and one in...
Posted4th May 2021
Summary judgment granted to commercial landlord for non-payment of rent and service charge during pandemic
The raft of temporary measures introduced by the government to protect commercial tenants throughout the pandemic has prevented their landlords from enforcing a right of re-entry or forfeiture on the...
Posted30th April 2021
Breathing Space and Possession Orders – rent arrears classed as problem debt
The Debt Respite Scheme (Breathing Space Moratorium and Mental Health Crisis Moratorium) (England and Wales) Regulations 2020, which comes in to force on 4 May 2021, is part of the...
Posted30th April 2021
The biggest business decision
With more than 14 million family businesses in the UK, ranging from microbusinesses with just one or two owners to nationally recognised organisations, this sector represents a significant portion of...