Employment partner Jonathan Chamberlain is joined by Bernardine Adkins, head of our EU, Trade and Competition team, to discuss the CMA's new guidance to support employers in compliance with competition law and reduce the potential for anti-competitive practices in labour markets.

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After employment contracts, settlement agreements are one of the most common contracts that employers deal with but are you meeting the legal requirements? Are you protecting the business properly with due consideration? Spoiler alert: Consideration is one of the issues not to miss! Join us in this session for an update on the most common pitfalls when preparing settlement agreements.

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Monitoring staff at work is a legal minefield. Navigating it in compliance with data protection principles has been made all the more difficult with ICO guidance being buried in the depths of an out-of-date employment practices code. Luckily, the ICO has been busy updating many of its online resources; one such release is the "Employment practices: monitoring at work draft guidance" intended to help employers understand their data protection obligations. But what exactly are those obligations? Has anything changed since the last guidance was issued? Tune into this session to find out.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been touted as the Next Big Thing in HR. Indeed, it's already here. Or is it, really? And what does it mean for employment law and the employment relationship in any event? When you look beyond the hype, it is clear there are still profound questions that need answering and pitfalls to avoid. After all, to err is human: but to really foul up requires a computer…

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For the final instalment of this TUPE Tuesday podcast series, Siobhan Bishop, PSL principal associate in our Employment, Labour & Equalities team, explores the Retained EU law (Revocation and Reform) Bill 2022-2023 and what it might mean for TUPE.

We'll also be looking ahead to potential developments and changes on the horizon to prepare you for the new year.

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Our TUPE Tuesday podcast series, exploring the latest developments from the Employment Appeal Tribunal, continues this week with a look at share incentive plans.

Siobhan Bishop, PSL principal associate in our Employment, Labour & Equalities team, explores the case of Ponticelli UK Ltd v Gallagher.

The case deals with a TUPE transfer and whether rights to participate in a share incentive plan, which were under a collateral contract, transferred under TUPE.

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Our TUPE Tuesday podcast series explores significant developments from the Employment Appeal Tribunal from the past year to keep you in the loop with the latest TUPE news.

Siobhan Bishop, a PSL principal associate in our Employment, Labour and Equalities team, explores this issue of a Service Provision Change and whether the activities pre and post transfer were fundamentally the same, in the case of Tuitt v London Borough of Richmond Thames.

The case concerns what happened when Broadland terminated its CCTV monitoring contract with the local authority.

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As the year draws to a close, we are here to provide you with an update and the information you need to start the new year. There have been some significant TUPE developments from the Employment Appeal Tribunal. Our TUPE Tuesday podcast series will bring you up to speed on the latest updates, the implications of recent cases, and the potential new developments that are likely to come next year.

In this week's podcast, Siobhan Bishop, a PSL Prinicpal Associate in our Employment, Labour & Equalities team, takes a look at the case of Clark v Middleton, where the Employment Appeal Tribunal considers TUPE Information and Consultation claims where there had been a settlement with the Transferee (using a COT3).

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What's been happening in employment law? Here are our top picks of the latest employment law developments from an unusually busy summer that may affect your business. 

You can find our Employment Essentials article here: https://gowlingwlg.com/en/insights-resources/articles/2022/employment-essentials-september-2022/  

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It's been another busy year for employment law, with COVID-19 continuing to dominate 2021. 'No jab, no job' and 'hybrid working' were the buzz phrases of the year, replacing 'homeworking' and 'furlough' from 2020, although homeworking is making a last minute sprint finish as we approach the end of December.

The modern workplace is continuing to evolve and uncertainty remains, with new COVID-19 variants emerging and Government announcements being made. But as the year draws to a close, our Employment team encourages you to sit back in front of the telly with a light heart (well, as much as one can muster in the midst of a global pandemic at least) and reflect on this past year's notable cases with our annual review.

Read our employment case law picks from the last 12 months and find out what came out on top in our 2021 awards: https://gowlg.co/3yUDwqo

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A widespread implementation of post-pandemic hybrid working models is changing what employers and employees require from their office spaces. 

With most people looking to continue spending at least some of their time working from home, but employers still recognising the benefits of being in the office, flexibility is a key priority.

In this final episode of our Return to the Office podcast series, Real Estate partner Felicity Lindsay joins Anna Fletcher to discuss what the future may hold for offices and how the role of a physical workplace will continue to change.

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