17 April 2020
Cyber bullying in the workplace during remote working
Cyber bullying is expected to be a growing issue as a result of so many employees now working from home and the increased use of technology to communicate with colleagues.
17 April 2020
Taking a pay cut - is it the right thing to do?
The moral arguments may well still apply but where salaries are less stellar, there may be more for an individual to lose on a relative basis and thornier issues to weigh on a practical level.
15 April 2020
Legal rights if you're made to work in the office during COVID-19
While plenty of people in all sectors are now working from home, designated key workers in the financial services industry are still being forced to go to work.
14 April 2020
Fraud in the time of COVID-19 - The law enforcement response
The National Crime Agency (NCA) issued its Action Plan for 2020-21 earlier this month, alongside a Strategic Threat Assessment. The Annual Plan sets out the NCA’s operational priorities for the year ahead and sets out how it will lead a “whole-system response to serious and organised crime”. At the heart of this is the objective to “reduce the harm from economic crime to individuals, the UK Economy and its Institutions, tackling fraud, money laundering and cybercrime”.
14 April 2020
The juggling act of a single mother, home school teacher and head of a family team during the coronavirus crisis
As we approach the third week of lockdown, Charlotte Bradley shares her reflections on how the COVID-19 crisis has affected working parents like herself and how she's managing being a single mother, a home school teacher, family lawyer and leader of Kingsley Napley's family team.
