Mental Health First Aid Training – June 2023
What will it cover?
It is increasingly recognised that mental health is at least as important – if not more so – than physical health, especially in the workplace. Very few people have the skills and knowledge to respond effectively… Mental Health First Aid Training – July 2023
What will it cover?
It is increasingly recognised that mental health is at least as important – if not more so – than physical health, especially in the workplace. Very few people have the skills and knowledge to respond effectively… Mental Health First Aid Training – May 2023
What will it cover?
It is increasingly recognised that mental health is at least as important – if not more so – than physical health, especially in the workplace. Very few people have the skills and knowledge to respond effectively… Tribunal Tales – M Glover v Lacoste UK Ltd and Mr R Harmon
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Last week, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) issued a statement that North Ayrshire Council’s use of Facial Recognition Technology (FRT) in its schools (which involved processing the personal data of pupils ranging in age from 11-18 years) infringed UK data… Ask the Expert – is menopause a protected characteristic?
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On 10th January 2023 at South Tyneside Magistrates Court, Newcastle City Council were fined following the death of six year old Ella Henderson. Ella was crushed when a decaying willow tree in her school playground collapsed onto to her during… Health & Safety – Employee successful in claim of disability discrimination against employer who failed to make ‘reasonable adjustment’
An employment tribunal in December 2022 ruled unanimously that an employee working as a disabled employability advisor had been unfairly dismissed for requesting a suitable work chair for them to use at home.
Justin Griffiths claimed that he had been… Legal Issues – Government introduces Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill
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‘I couldn’t be happier with the service delivery I have received from Navigator. There are lots of law firms around but it is very clear that the whole legal team at Navigator has a deep understanding of the particular set…