Results for "welfare"
- Family Law
Separated parents – A child’s perspective
In situations where a child or young person is unable to live with one or both of their parents, the arrangements for the child or young person to ...
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Home Working
As all of those who viewed Tuesday’s Prime Ministerial broadcast would have seen, the government are reverting to their tried and tested message of ...
- Employment Law
Returning to Work during COVID -19
Bringing your employees back to work during a pandemic can be tricky and a cautious approach should always be taken. Employees are likely to have a ...
- Employment Law
School’s out but its business as usual?!
Whilst children are eagerly awaiting the end of the school year and the fun that the summer holidays hold for them, it is often a difficult time for ...
- Family Law
Grandparents – their rights and the wrongs
Despite what many people think, grandparents do not actually have the same legal rights for their grandchildren as the children’s parents. This ...
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A step too far – has entertainment become a substitute for compassion?
ITV’s popular Jeremey Kyle Show which has been running for 14 years has been hastily axed following the recent suicide of a guest, just a week ...
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Rights of grandparents to see grandchildren after relationship breakdown
What rights do grandparents have? Askews Legal LLP are specialist Divorce and Family Law Solicitors in Coventry, your one stop shop for any Family ...
- Employment Law
Liquid lunches: should employers adopt a zero tolerance approach?
Over time, lunchtime drinking has become widely socially acceptable and tolerated by most organisations. However, alcohol misuse can impact on ...
- Employment Law
New Year: How you can help your employees achieve their resolutions
The start of the New Year marks an opportunity for change. Resolutions are popular, but if we’re honest, most of us have either given up or ...
- Employment Law
Is bullying really just a childhood problem
I’m sure we’ve all been there, either ourselves or with our children – at the mercy of the bully. We’ve been told to ‘rise above it’, ...