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From garage to unicorn – Employment law lessons for scaling tech teams
Catherine Bourne
As we settle into the new year, change in the rapidly evolving world of AML shows no signs of decelerating. This blog continues our series of updates for legal practitioners and law firms on the key developments from recent months.
We act for students in respect of investigations and related matters. One of the factors that organisations often overlook is the effect the pressure of education, let alone disciplinary issues, have on individuals. Recent cases have highlighted a call for action to ensure the mental wellbeing of students is appropriately safeguarded.
With ongoing economic concerns and the prioritisation of technological innovation in the financial services industry, 2024 is shaping up to be yet another year of risks and opportunities for both accountancy firms and their clients. Here are some key themes to monitor in the year ahead across the accountancy and audit regulatory landscape.
In a significant move towards addressing workplace challenges, the NHS has introduced its first-ever Sexual Safety Charter.
Last week the ICAEW launched a consultation on introducing into its Code of Ethics (the Code) a requirement that accountants treat others fairly, and with respect, and not harass, bully or unfairly discriminate against them.
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