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Too little, too late? IR35 changes announced.
10 February 2020In a welcome but late move, HMRC confirmed last week that the imminent IR35 reform will only apply to supplies of labour provided on or after 6 April 2020.
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I support the Dispute Resolution team. I undertake a wide range of work from complex disclosure exercises to liaising with counsel and the courts.
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A great deal of my time is spent advising on restrictive covenants, team moves, confidential information, high value breach of contract claims and arbitrations, but I advise on all aspects of ...
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Reforming non-compete clauses: radical change ahead? David Samuels, Mike Anderson and Toni Lorenzo comment for PLC Magazine
29 January 2021As part of the government’s intention to support businesses in recovering from the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) is consulting on reforming the law on post-termination non-compete clauses in employment contracts. David Samuels, Mike Anderson, and Toni Lorenzo share their insights in this article for PLC Magazine.
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Toni Lorenzo and Alistair Hayes provide practical observations on the High Court's decision in Nissan Motor’s case for the Solicitors Journal
01 April 2022Background: Ravinder Passi was previously employed as Nissan’s Global General Counsel based in Japan. His employment was terminated in November 2020. Mr Passi brought two Employment Tribunal claims, including allegations of whistleblowing, detriment and victimisation (one during – and one following the end of – his employment). On providing his disclosure in connection with these claims, Nissan realised Mr Passi had removed and retained hundreds of highly confidential and privileged documents.
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Future of Sport: Women in Football and Sports Media (with Jo Tongue and Charlotte Richardson)
05 August 2022In this final episode of Season 1, JJ Shaw is joined by Jo Tongue (CEO of Tongue Tied Management and licensed FA intermediary) and Charlotte Richardson (Football commentator, match reporter and presenter) – to discuss life in the football industry and sports media.
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Future of Sport: Stadium Technology of Tomorrow (with Chi Bhatia)
08 May 2022In this episode, JJ Shaw is joined by Chi Bhatia – VP of Strategy and Growth at OnePlan & Venue Twin – to discuss all things relating to stadiums and technology.
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As a rockhopper lawyer, I am on call, by telephone and email, to advise employers from a variety of sectors on whatever HR or employee relations issues they need assistance with.
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Artwork at Arbor: Composers – Schumann by Tom Phillips
Tom Phillips’s (1937 – 2022) work as an artist was inspired by several continuous themes, expressed through an even larger number of formats and mediums. These include painting (both figurative and abstract), opera, poetry, writing, sculpture and site-specific designs, such as mosaics and tapestry.
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Artwork at Arbor: Creeper by Tom Elliot
Tom is a Peckham-based artist, whose practice consists of painting, drawing and collage, which he uses to explore abstraction and his own journey within it.
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I am a UK lawyer who advises on data protection matters from a risk and governance, workplace, and commercial perspective. Taking a pragmatic, risk-based approach to compliance, I work with clients ...
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I joined Lewis Silkin in September 2022 as a Solicitor Apprentice based in the Immigration Team in London.
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I am a Senior Associate in the Employment, Immigration and Reward division. I advise on both employment and immigration law. I have a particular interest in scenarios in which immigration and ...
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According to the Financial Times, I am an “expert” in all aspects of gender and ethnicity pay gap reporting.
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Tom Heys quoted in Economist
17 October 2014Tom Heys has been quoted in an Economist article on 'Religion, employment and teaching'.
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Tom Heys comments for The Economist: ‘A legal defeat for a pious prison gardener is good news for bosses’
09 August 2017Tom Heys has commented in an article for The Economist discussing religious rights at work, in light of a recent case in which an individual failed in his religious discrimination claim after being disciplined for causing offence by quoting Bible passages.
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Tom Heys comments for The Economist: A ruling about a Jewish teacher in London will help devout bosses
21 February 2019Tom Heys has commented in an article for The Economist that discusses a recent judgment which arose when a Jewish couple attended a barbecue organised by a kindergarten where the woman taught, which is affiliated to the Chabad Lubavitch movement of Hasidic Jews. The man let slip, in conversation with one of the school’s directors, that the couple were cohabiting.
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Gender pay gap may be skewed by furloughing: Tom Heys comments for The Times
04 January 2021Furloughed workers will be excluded from mandatory gender pay gap reporting next year, which could distort pay disparities between men and women.
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‘No excuse’ for government not to mandate ethnicity pay gap reporting, say MPs: Tom Heys comments for People Management
09 February 2022But experts say firms need to pay attention to what they do with the data after they have reported it
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Gender and ethnicity pay gap data and staff resistance – Tom Heys comments for FT Ignites Europe
27 July 2022As staff become more aware and sensitive to the collection and use of their personal data it can cause diversity initiatives at companies to be stifled, or worse, falter entirely. Tom Heys, our gender and ethnicity pay gap reporting expert, comments for the FT Ignites Europe publication to explore the issue further.