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Talking Employment Law: The Employment Rights Bill – Part 2

12 May 2025

In part one of the Employment Rights Bill podcast series, Louise Keenan and Lucy White, members of the employment team, will discuss key provisions of the Bill, including unfair dismissal and family rights.

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AI Podcast: AI and Intellectual Property

05 March 2024

In the second of our three-part ‘AI Podcast’ series, Jacob Montague and Lucy Densham Brown, members of the data protection team at Clarkslegal, will be exploring how artificial intelligence (AI) interacts with intellectual property rights (IP rights).

Talking Employment Law: What to do if you’re at risk of redundancy

22 February 2024

In this podcast, Harry Berryman and Rebecca Dowle, members of the employment team, will talk through the steps that need to be taken for a redundancy to be fair and the range of criteria that can be used when determining which employees will be made redundant.

AI Podcast: AI, Discrimination and Automated Decision-making

26 January 2024

In this podcast, Lucy Densham Brown and Jordan Masters, members of the data protection team at Clarkslegal, discuss how using AI and automated decision-making could conflict with GDPR protections and lead to discrimination.

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  • 24 February 2025
  • Public Procurement

Public procurement: When does a contracting authority have an obligation to seek clarification?

In the recent case of Work on Wellbeing Ltd t/a Optima Health v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, the Court of Appeal has provided useful guidance on how a contracting authority should exercise its discretion to seek clarification of errors and ambiguities in bids, and when they are obliged to do so.

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  • 20 February 2025
  • Immigration

UK court rules Home Office’s sponsorship requirement for care workers unlawful

Hartford Care Group Ltd, a prominent care home provider with 19 care homes in the UK, challenged the Home Office’s refusal to grant them 70 Defined Certificate of Sponsorships (DCOS) to recruit overseas migrants for their care homes.

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  • 19 February 2025
  • Employment

Employee objects to transfer – that’s good news isn’t it?

It’s common knowledge in TUPE circles that if an employee generally objects to a transfer their employment terminates by law on the transfer date.  It’s not treated as a dismissal.

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  • 18 February 2025
  • Corporate and M&A

Deal Announcement: Clarkslegal’s corporate lawyers advise on the sale of cloud-hosting and cyber security business

Clarkslegal’s corporate team is pleased to have advised the exiting shareholders of cloud-hosting and cyber-security businesses SIRE and GIBVault on their multi-million-pound sale.

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  • 17 February 2025
  • Employment

Asda a step closer to equal pay ruling

The Employment Tribunal in Brierley and others v Asda Stores Ltd has ruled that the majority of claimants working in retail roles in Asda supermarkets were doing work of equal value to their counterparts working in distribution centres.

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  • 14 February 2025
  • Immigration

Bringing your Valentine to the UK

This year, thousands of couples have to spend Valentine’s day alone, due to the UK’s strict Immigration rules.