Employment and Pensions By Alex Lock For all the latest news and comment on employment and pensions law.
Employment and Pensions Group Webinars By Alex Lock For all the latest news and comment on employment and pensions law.
Health Adviser By Nigel Montgomery This collection looks at the latest strategic, commercial, regulatory and negligence legal and advisory news and comment in health and social care. Health Adviser is an industry publication, produced by DAC Beachcroft, providing insight, foresight…
Health and social care integration By Hamza Drabu For all the latest legal and regulatory news and comment in health and social care integration
Health employment By Udara Ranasinghe For all the latest news and comment in employment and pensions healthcare law
Employment Matters - Public Health - January 2021 By Zoë Wigan DAC Beachcroft's Employment Matters focuses on some of the most interesting cases and events occurring within the Employment Law sector.
Wellbeing By Clare Hughes-Williams Law firms are undoubtedly challenging places to work no matter how good the culture within the firm. They have traditionally been fairly “macho” environments and although this is changing with so many more women entering the profession there is no…
Employment Matters - Health - August 2020 DAC Beachcroft's Employment Matters focuses on some of the most interesting cases and events occurring within the Employment Law sector.
Public sector exit payments By Ceri Fuller We have already alerted you to the fact that the Government has resurrected the idea of caps to public sector exit payments. However, since our alert , the Government has published the draft Restriction of Public Sector Exit Payments Regulations…
Recent Immigration Developments for Healthcare workers in the UK By Shahjahan Ali Recognising the immeasurable effort and personal sacrifice that healthcare workers have made in the interests of public health and wellbeing, the Home Office has announced a series of measures to ease immigration pressures. We look at what these…
Allegations against a doctor of being rude and unmanageable did not amount to “professional misconduct” By Udara Ranasinghe Ms Idu was employed by the Trust as a consultant in emergency surgery. A number of allegations were made against her, including that she had failed to accept reasonable management instructions, was rude to colleagues and had become unmanageable as a…
Live Webinar: Bitesize Employment Law Update By Katy Horner Expert Employment Partner from DAC Beachcroft Katy Horner hosts a live webinar on behalf of HPMA looking employment law.
NHS Pension Scheme: hope in sight for workforce issues? The government has just announced new proposals to help senior clinicians take on additional work without breaching the annual allowance tax threshold and facing tax charges.
NHS Publishes Interim NHS People Plan By Katy Horner The Interim Plan outlines how the NHS needs to recruit, retain and develop staff to meet rapidly growing demand for 21st century healthcare.
Court of Appeal confirms regular voluntary overtime should be included in holiday pay By Joanne Bell The Court of Appeal has upheld the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) decision in Flowers v East of England Ambulance Trust. It has confirmed that voluntary overtime should be included in the first four weeks holiday pay so long as such payments are…