Posted, 18 February 2019
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Employment | Us
The Scottish full-service law firm has appointed a renowned employment law specialist to join its team in the capital.
Posted, 05 February 2019
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Kirk Tudhope in Views
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Employment
These claims are on the rise, and so are our speaking dates on the topic. Next up, Aberdeen this week.
Posted, 24 January 2019
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Kirk Tudhope in Views
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Employment
Inverness partner Kirk Tudhope previews the 30 January event, and introduces the topic he’ll be focusing on — employment tribunals.
Posted, 11 January 2019
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Rebecca Walker in Views
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Corporate | Employment | Bankruptcy and insolvency law
Why does Scots insolvency law mean workers potentially can’t get paid after the collapse of Scottish clinical waste firm HES? And would the same thing happen south of the border?
Posted, 08 January 2019
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Roddy Cormack in Views
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Commercial contracts | Construction | Employment
If the recent Department for Transport freight ferry contract awards tell us anything, it’s that it’s time — if you’re not already — to be prepared for no deal Brexit.
Posted, 12 December 2018
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Events | Employment
Businesses can find out practical hints and tips for implementing the latest employment law rules at our free festive event.
Posted, 30 October 2018
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Kirk Tudhope in Views
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Employment
It takes hard work and cultural change — not headline-grabbing reshuffles — to solve the broadcaster’s issues with gender equality. Partner Kirk Tudhope tells us more.
Posted, 12 October 2018
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Kirk Tudhope in Views
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Employment
In light of the Ashers Bakery case, are the old rules of avoiding discussion of religion and politics at work still sensible? Kirk Tudhope explains.
Innovation in construction — the good and the necessary - What types of innovation does the construction industry embrace? And what's the best way forward? Senior associate Roddy Cormack explains.
