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The Employment Law PodUK immigration rule changes 2025: What employers must knowIn this episode of The Employment Law Pod, Chris Harber Partner, Employment & Immigration at Boyes Turner breaks down the sweeping changes to the UK immigration system introduced in July 2025. These updates are part of the government’s ongoing strategy to "restore control" and represent one of the most significant overhauls to the Skilled Worker route in recent years. If your organisation holds a sponsor licence or relies on migrant labour, this is a must-listen. Key takeaways for employers:Over 180 roles have been removed from the Skilled Occupation List.Employers can no longer spon...
2025-08-0514 min
The Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackCourt of Protection in focus – Mental CapacityListen to the final episode of our podcast series where Anne Pearson of Boyes Turner's Court of Protection team talks to Ruth Meyer, a professional deputy and the head of the Court of Protection team about capacity and what this means within the Court of Protection.Episode links: Visit our website Contact us Personal injury Medical Negligence Asbestos Court of Protection Special Educational Needs
2025-03-2713 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackCourt of Protection in focus - Best InterestsListen to the third in our four episode podcast series where Anne Pearson of Boyes Turner's Court of Protection team talks to Ruth Meyer, a professional deputy and the head of the Court of Protection team about her role as a financial deputy in making best interest decisions.Episode links: Visit our website Contact us Personal injury Medical Negligence Asbestos Court of Protection Special Educational Needs
2025-03-2714 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackCourt of Protection in focus - The role of the DeputyListen to the second in our four episode podcast series where Anne Pearson of Boyes Turner's Court of Protection team talks to Ruth Meyer, a professional deputy and the head of the Court of Protection team about her role as a financial deputy on a day to day basis.Episode links: Visit our website Contact us Personal injury Medical Negligence Asbestos Court of Protection Special Educational Needs
2025-03-2727 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackCourt Of Protection in FocusListen to the first in our four episode podcast series where Anne Pearson of Boyes Turner's Court of Protection team talks to Ruth Meyer, a professional deputy and the head of the Court of Protection team about her role as a financial deputy.Episode links: Visit our website Contact us Personal injury Medical Negligence Asbestos Court of Protection Special Educational Needs
2025-03-2709 minThe Employment Law PodDigital communication at work: Social media & WhatsApp risksIn this episode of the Employment Pod, Helen Goss and Peter Olszewski discuss the legal implications of expressing controversial beliefs on social media and the impact on an employer's reputation. The case of Higgs v. Farmer School highlights the dynamic surrounding personal beliefs and workplace policies. For employers, this case shows the need to assess whether a belief itself is objectionable before taking action. They also explore the risks associated with workplace WhatsApp groups and best practices for employers. Confidential business and employee information may be shared improperly, and WhatsApp messages are legally disclosable in disputes. ...
2025-03-0426 minThe Employment Law Pod5 things to know about Employment Law in the UKIn this series, Barry Stanton, Managing Partner, is talking to his European colleagues with whom he has worked on numerous projects about five things we should know about employment law in their country.In this episode, Barry is speaking to his colleague Claire Taylor-Evans on employment law in the UK. The episode begins by highlighting that employment relationships can exist without written contracts, as verbal and implied agreements hold legal weight. The discussion covers the value of well-structured contracts, including protective clauses like restrictive covenants and extended notice periods.The episode also addresses unfair dismissal...
2025-02-1825 minThe Employment Law PodReturning to the office: mandate or mistake?Can returning to the office genuinely transform the workplace, or is it simply an attempt to revive pre-pandemic traditions?Join Andrew Whiteaker and Helen Goss as they explore the shift from remote work to hybrid and office first arrangements, weighing the freedom of flexible schedules against the compelling push for in person presence to nurture company culture and ignite productivity. They discuss the challenges businesses face in balancing employee preferences with organisational needs, and the necessity of making the office environment more attractive to foster collaboration and engagement. Later in the episode, the conversation delves in...
2025-02-0428 minThe Employment Law Pod5 things to know about Employment Law in FranceIn this series, Barry Stanton, Managing Partner, is talking to his European colleagues with whom he has worked on numerous projects about five things we should know about employment law in their country. In today's episode, Barry is speaking to Harold Berrier from Ydès. French employment law involves numerous layers of regulations. Key highlights include: Regulatory Hierarchy: From Labour Code to employment contracts, understand the rules shaping workplace compliance.Working Time: Explore the 35-hour week, overtime obligations, and flexible time arrangements.Termination Risks: Insights into resignations, dismissals, and complex te...
2025-01-2126 minThe Employment Law PodTUPE transfers and early due diligence in sponsorship workersThis episode focusses on TUPE transfers, especially concerning migrant/sponsored workers and their rights under immigration law. Peter Olszewski, in the Employment team and Chris Harber in the Immigration team discuss the importance of early due diligence in managing these often missed responsibilities. They highlight the urgency for sellers to grasp their sponsor licence duties and for buyers to pinpoint sponsored workers even before the acquisition takes place. The ripple effects of a transfer can be profound, potentially forcing families to return to their home country if new employers do not assume sponsorship duties. Peter a...
2025-01-0719 minThe Employment Law Pod5 things to know about Employment Law in GermanyIn this series, Barry Stanton, Managing Partner, is talking to his European colleagues with whom he has worked on numerous projects about five things we should know about employment law in their country. In this episode, Barry will be speaking to Daniela Hangarter-Sperling and Julian Leicht from Hangarter Legal, about German employment law. One of the main topics is that of "wet ink" signatures. In an era where digital reigns supreme, learn why Germany clings to this traditional requirement and how it could impact international employers financially. Daniela and Julian clarify the realities of statutory severance entitlements a...
2024-12-1725 minThe Employment Law PodEmployer's guide to protected conversationsIn the latest episode of our podcast, Andy Whiteaker and Helen Goss will discuss protected conversations from the employer's point of view. They address common misconceptions about protected conversations. Many employers mistakenly label discussions as "without prejudice," potentially leading to constructive dismissal claims if not handled correctly. By examining the practical application of protected conversations under section 111a of the Employment Rights Act, the podcast provides best practices for employers to follow. Additionally, as the holiday season approaches, the stakes get higher with recent sexual harassment legislation reshaping the dynamics of workplace festivities. Join us as we e...
2024-12-0331 minThe Employment Law Pod5 things to know about Employment Law in ItalyIn this series, Barry Stanton, Managing Partner is talking to his European colleagues, with whom he has worked on numerous projects, about five things we should know about employment law in their country.This episode, we have guest speaker Emanuele Licciardi from Morri Rossetti in Milan. Together, they shed light on the complexities of workplace investigations and performance management within Italy's legal framework. They provide a comprehensive exploration of non-compete agreements, business transfers, and the response to business delocalization, making it an essential listen for employers and legal professionals alike. Whether you're an employer in I...
2024-11-1925 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackDivorce and compensation: understanding settlements in serious injury claimsEver wondered how compensation from a clinical negligence or personal injury claim is impacted by divorce? Listen in for a compelling discussion with Rachel Makore and Nicola Weeks. They explore how compensation settlements that are meant for financial losses and the cost of meeting the needs that arise from the disability are treated when a marriage dissolves. From the increased likelihood of divorce following serious injuries to the delicate balance courts must strike between individual needs and marital assets, they provide expert insights into a complex issue that affects many. Nicola shares her extensive knowledge f...
2024-11-1214 minThe Employment Law PodTackling the complexities in workplace investigationsIn this episode, Andy Whiteaker and Helen Goss, discuss conducting effective workplace investigations and the challenges and legal obligations for HR teams. Join the conversation where they speak about the intricacies of handling disciplinary actions, grievances, and whistleblowing. They share personal insights from recent complex investigations, offering guidance on preserving independence and when it might be necessary to bring in external experts. Through the in-depth discussion, they clarify the essentials of setting clear terms of reference and maintaining confidentiality to protect all parties involved. Exploring the balance between gathering essential information and avoiding unnecessary interviews, e...
2024-11-0527 minThe Employment Law PodFuture work trends: from disconnect rights to flexible normsCan the "right to disconnect" transform your work-life balance? In this episode of the Employment Law Pod, Andrew Whiteaker and Claire Taylor-Evans discuss the Labour government's groundbreaking proposal aimed at helping employees unplug from their jobs outside of office hours. They also explore the fascinating trend of "conscious unbossing," where a Robert Walters survey reveals Gen Z's growing preference for individual contributions over the high-stress roles of middle management.Next, they tackle the troubling issue of faux-poductivity. Discover how employees are increasingly engaging in behaviours that give the illusion of productivity without meaningful output. Drawing...
2024-10-0133 minThe Employment Law PodNew sexual harassment laws: essential updates for employers and employeesCan new sexual harassment laws reshape your workplace culture? Join Andrew Whiteaker and Helen Goss to break down the critical changes to the new sexual harassment laws in the UK, taking effect on October 26th. Discover how the 'Me Too' movement has led to a mandatory duty for employers to take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment in the work place. They'll explore why traditional approaches are no longer sufficient and how tailored strategies can foster a safer, more respectful work environment. Finally, they discuss the importance of addressing all harassment incidents, no matter how minor they m...
2024-09-0332 minThe Employment Law PodManaging redundancy & embracing the four day work weekCan a four-day work week truly revolutionise the way we approach productivity and work-life balance? On this episode of the Employment Law Pod, Andy Whiteaker and Helen Goss tackle this intriguing question and much more. Redundancy is a complex and often emotionally charged topic. The episode begins by discussing suitable alternative roles, emphasizing that what constitutes a "suitable" role can be highly subjective. But that's not all—we also shift gears and explore the increasingly popular concept of a four-day work week. Initial scepticism has given way to promising results from trials in the UK and...
2024-08-0630 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackConductive education with the Rainbow CentreIn this episode, Lindsay Da Rè, Senior Associate - Solicitor in the Court of Protection team speaks to Enikő Kocsis from the Rainbow Centre. With over 20 years of expertise, Enikő reveals the Rainbow Centre’s mission to aid children and adults with neurological conditions by leveraging the principles of neuroplasticity.In this enlightening episode, Enikő delves into the comprehensive support the Rainbow Centre offers for individuals with brain injuries and other disabilities. From managing financial affairs and accessing community care to obtaining education, health, and care plans, Enikő sheds light on the myriad ways the Centre assists familie...
2024-07-2517 minThe Employment Law PodTips for managing immigration risks in corporate acquisitionsCorporate Acquisitions: Employment Insights - Episode 6 Natalie Wood accompanied by guest speaker Chris Harber, Head of the Immigration team at Boyes Turner, will help you understand right-to-work checks during both asset and share purchases in corporate transactions.Discover the importance of right-to-work checks under TUPE provisions and similar arrangements, and learn the practical steps new employers must take to verify employee status, especially for those with time-limited visas. Chris shares his expert advice on avoiding the pitfalls and penalties of non-compliance.Their conversation delves into the role that accurate right to w...
2024-07-2223 minThe Employment Law PodRedundancy Law: Selection Pools & Potential ChangesAre businesses truly retaining their best talent during redundancies, or are they overlooking crucial steps in the process? This episode of the Employment Law Pod, hosted by Helen Goss and Andy Whiteaker, promises an enlightening discussion on the finer points of redundancy law, starting with the essential concept of selection pools. Using the compelling case of Valimulla v Al-Khair Foundation as a springboard, we dissect why consulting on proposed redundancy pools is indispensable, even for seemingly unique roles. As pandemic pressures ease, companies are reevaluating their structures, making our insights timely and critical. In the second half, w...
2024-07-0227 minThe Employment Law PodEmployer pension obligations in corporate acquisitionsCorporate Acquisitions: Employment Insights - Episode 5Natalie Wood, Associate Solicitor, discusses managing pensions during corporate acquisitions with our expert guest, Maria Riccio, Pension Specialist Lawyer. Maria talks us through employer's obligations under the Pensions Act 2008, emphasizing the critical role of workplace pension schemes and auto-enrolment. She further explains the differences between occupational and personal pension schemes, and the crucial trust documents and contractual paperwork that come into play. Maria breaks down the complexities of defined benefit, defined contribution, hybrid schemes, and small self-administered schemes, ensuring you understand how these can impact yo...
2024-06-1136 minThe Employment Law PodInclusivity and respectful communication in the workplaceEver wondered how the shift from formal to informal language at work impacts inclusivity? In this episode Andy Whiteaker and Helen Goss tell the significance of mindful language in fostering a respectful work environment. We'll dissect real-world scenarios, including the implications of calling women "girls," and debate the necessity of replacing gendered terms like "manpower" with neutral alternatives. They discuss making your workplace more inclusive through thoughtful communication. Further in the episode, they examine a recent tribunal case that delves into the delicate balance between workplace harassment and political correctness. Imagine a casual chat about su...
2024-05-2828 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackUnderstanding Cervical CancerFran Rothwell and Tara Byrne both work as associate solicitors in the Medical Negligence team. In this podcast, they discuss cervical cancer prevention. Fran and Tara have extensive experience working with cervical cancer clients and talk to us about the common difficulties clients experience. They also expose the heart-wrenching outcomes of delayed diagnosis, with a focus on the emotional and physical toll it takes on patients, including the loss of fertility and the necessity of intensive treatments. Episode links: Visit our website Contact us Personal injury Medical Negligence Asbestos Court of Protection Sp...
2024-05-2308 minThe Employment Law PodCorporate acquisitions: due diligence when buying or selling a businessCorporate Acquisitions: Employment Insights - Episode4 Natalie Wood, Associate Solicitor within the Employment team, is joined in this podcast episode by Katie Harris, a Senior Associate Solicitor in the Employment team. In this series, they cover the different elements of corporate support work they do as Employment lawyers. In this episode, Natalie and Katie cover due diligence. Due diligence is typically one of the most important aspects when buying a business. In most cases, there is no legal obligation for the seller to declare defects or liabilities when selling. The responsibility is o...
2024-05-1431 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackRehabilitation Challenges: recovering from brain injuryEvery brain injury survivor's journey is as unique as their fingerprint, and navigating the road to recovery requires a map we're constantly redrawing. In this episode, Claire Roantree, Partner in the Personal Injury team, talks to Case Manager Dan Whitlock, as about the complexities of rehabilitating individuals like David*, whose life was upended by a brain injury. Listen in as they discuss critical early steps of legal and case management intervention that pave the way for a seamless transition from hospital to specialized care. Through David's story, we come to understand the monumental role played by multidisciplinary t...
2024-05-0921 minThe Employment Law PodGender pay gap report and Britain's sick note cultureIn this episode of our Employment Law Pod, Andy Whiteaker and Claire Taylor-Evans, discuss two topics that have been at the forefront of the news in the last few weeks, gender pay gap reports, and Rishi Sunak's bid to end Britain's “sick note culture”. Claire, Partner in our Employment team, is passionate about working to close gender pay gaps within the workplace. Since 2017, all employers in the UK, who have over 250 employees, are required to publish a gender pay gap report. In this episode, Claire leads the conversation on the causes of the gender pay gap and matt...
2024-04-3034 min
Thinking Legal Pod by Boyes TurnerHarnessing Data Protection: Exploring Privacy & GDPR in the Digital AgeIn this episode, we dive into everything you need to know about data protection with expert Ben Martin, Director of Privacy at Trustpilot and author of 'GDPR for Startups and Scale-ups' and Host, Sarah Williamson, Partner and Head of Commercial Technology at Boyes Turner. Ben Martin shares his unique journey from environmental to data protection law, emphasizing the convergence of regulation, technology, and application. As businesses grow and technologies like AI become more integrated into our daily operations, the challenges that in-house counsel face in terms of data protection become more complex.Throughout the episode, t...
2024-04-1628 minThe Employment Law PodTUPE explained: employee rights & corporate responsibilityCorporate Acquisitions: Employment Insights - Episode 3In this episode, Katie Harris and Natalie Wood discuss the Transfer of Undertakings Protection of Employment Regulations 2006 (TUPE). As they speak about TUPE, they expose the strategies essential for a smooth transition during asset sales, and how they can influence deal timelines and potential post-transfer challenges such as dismissals and contractual alterations. The episode addresses the delicate balance of responsibilities between the selling and buying parties. Employers must be meticulous in planning and executing the transfer of employees, ensuring that all legal requirements are met and that t...
2024-04-1528 minThe Employment Law PodHybrid working & financial wellness for employeesIn this episode, Andy Whiteaker and Helen Goss, talk about the versatile world of hybrid working and financial wellness in the workplace. Together they reveal the makings of a successful hybrid model, where the tug-of-war between remote freedom and office synergy is at its peak. The episode highlights four key areas of concern: communication, connection, creativity, and culture. The episode also delves into the topic of financial wellness. They're shining a spotlight on the candid trend of 'loud budgeting' that's sweeping across TikTok, reshaping how millennials and Gen Z navigate financial discussions. With a firm grasp on t...
2024-04-0231 minThe Employment Law PodEmployment Considerations in Business TakeoversCorporate Acquisitions: Employment Insights - Episode 2 Following on from the last episode, Katie Harris and Natalie Wood, will guide you through employment issues that come into play with corporate acquisitions. By the end of our conversation, you'll grasp the critical differences between share and asset purchases—imagine a box of biscuits, where buying shares means taking the whole box, liabilities and all, while asset purchases let you pick just the biscuits you want. They'll deep dive into the world of employment due diligence within mergers and acquisitions, where the age-old 'caveat emptor' adage truly comes to li...
2024-03-1825 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackBecoming a Dementia Friend: Empathy in Action and How You Can Make a DifferenceJoin us for a thought-provoking discussion as Ruth Meyer, Head of the Court of Protection team at Boyes Turner, dispels common myths surrounding dementia. In this engaging episode, Ruth and Charlene Hughes explore the significance of being a Dementia Friend and the positive impact it can have. Charlene shares her personal journey, revealing how she not only embraced the role of a dementia friend but also took it a step further by completing induction training and becoming a Dementia Friend Champion. Gain valuable insights into the process of raising awareness and educating oneself about dementia. Tune in f...
2024-03-1210 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackPersonal Injury Lawyers interview Remedy Healthcare UKJoin Claire Roantree, Partner in the Personal Injury team, as she engages in a enlightening conversation with Dr. Ian McCurdie and Allyson Ballard, co-founders of Remedy Healthcare UK. This podcast episode delves into the world of rehabilitation for complex trauma and musculoskeletal injuries, including amputations. Gain valuable insights from a consultant in rehabilitation medicine and an occupational therapist on innovative approaches to rehabilitation. Episode links: Visit our website Contact us Personal injury Medical Negligence Asbestos Court of Protection Special Educational Needs
2024-03-1218 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackRehabilitation Challenges: Complex MSK injuriesIn this episode, we delve into the world of complex musculoskeletal (MSK) rehabilitation and explore the challenges faced by individuals with MSK conditions.Whether you are seeking guidance as a patient or looking to expand your knowledge as a medical professional tune in to gain a deeper understanding of MSK conditions learn about effective rehabilitation strategies, and hear inspiring stories of resilience and recovery. Episode links: Visit our website Contact us Personal injury Medical Negligence Asbestos Court of Protection Special Educational Needs
2024-03-0713 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackCervical Cancer Prevention Week - Podcast Fran Rothwell and Tara Byrne both work as associate solicitors in the Medical Negligence team. In this podcast, they discuss cervical cancer prevention week which runs from 23rd - 29th January 2023. Fran and Tara have extensive experience working with cervical cancer clients and talk to us about the common difficulties clients experience. Episode links: Visit our website Contact us Personal injury Medical Negligence Asbestos Court of Protection Special Educational Needs
2024-03-0708 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackUnveiling the Role: What is a Case Manager? An Interview with Amy IddonGain unique insights into the responsibilities, challenges, and impact of Case Managers in various fields. Amy shares her expertise and experiences, shedding light on the critical support that Case Managers provide. Episode links: Visit our website Contact us Personal injury Medical Negligence Asbestos Court of Protection Special Educational Needs
2024-03-0712 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackCompensation claims for ASD / ADHDIn this podcast, Julie and Richard talk about the link between ASD ADHD, and brain injury. There are situations where ASD / ADHD is caused by physical injury. If the physical injury was caused by substandard medical care, you can claim compensation. Our expert speakers provide valuable insights into the complexities of the process, offering guidance and perspectives for those navigating compensation claims. Whether you're a legal professional, a caregiver, or someone personally impacted, this episode sheds light on the avenues available for seeking support. Episode links: Visit our website Contact us Personal inj...
2024-03-0708 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackBrain Injuries, Medical Negligence Cases, and Our Impactful Work In this week's episode, Tara Byrne and Ben Ireland, two of Boyes Turner's Associate Solicitors in the highly renowned medical negligence team, discuss brain injuries, their cases, medical negligence and the legal process.This week is also Action For Brain Injury Awareness Week. A week when focus and awareness is raised for many brain injury survivors, which may be seen as a hidden disability, or an injury that has had a huge impact on their life. This week also highlights the work undertaken to try to alleviate the challenges of those impacted by providing support, finances, and r...
2024-03-0714 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackRehabilitation Challenges: Burns and Scarring In this thought-provoking and informative podcast, Boyes Turner brings you a deep dive into the complex and often overlooked realm of burns and scarring rehabilitation. Join our host, Claire Roantree and guest Christine Sharp, Case Manager, as they shed light on the challenges faced by individuals who have experienced burns and scarring, and explore the innovative strategies and treatments that can help them on their road to recovery.We are solicitors on The Katie Piper Foundation's legal panel. Our personal injury solicitors secure immediate funding for rehabilitation to maximise the injured person’s recovery, as well...
2024-03-0714 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackRebuilding lives: the role of physiotherapy in amputee rehabilitationTara Byrne, Associate Solicitor in the Medical Negligence Team is joined by Jason Robinson, Amputee Lead Physiotherapist at Trauma Physio to talk about the importance of physiotherapy in amputee rehabilitation. Join us for an enlightening episode as we dive into the transformative world of amputee rehabilitation and the pivotal role of physiotherapy. Our expert guests shed light on the latest advancements, techniques, and compassionate care that contribute to the holistic recovery of amputees.Don't miss this opportunity to explore the compassionate side of healthcare and the impactful role of physiotherapy in amputee rehabilitation. ...
2024-03-0719 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackFatal Accident Claims - Compensation claims following the death of a loved one Tara Byrne, Associate Solicitor in the Medical Negligence Team is joined by Claire Roantree, Partner in the Personal Injury Team and Martin Anderson, Associate Solicitor in the Personal Injury and Asbestos Disease Team to discuss their work helping families following the death of a loved one.Join us as we explore the legal aspects, emotional challenges, and avenues for assistance in the aftermath of a tragic loss. Our expert guests provide valuable insights into the compassionate and practical measures that can ease the burden on families dealing with the death of a loved one due to a f...
2024-03-0715 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackChallenges of living with a Stoma & the support available - Colostomy UK In the UK, there are approximately 205,000 people with a stoma.In this episode, Fran Rothwell an Associate – solicitor within our medical negligence team is joined by Giovanni Cinque, from Colostomy UK, to discuss the everyday challenges of living with a Stoma and the support available.Our medical negligence experts have secured compensation for people living with a Stoma as a result of an injury caused by negligence.If you, or a loved one, has been injured as a result of medical negligence, we offer free, no obligation advice to assess your sit...
2024-03-0718 minThe Employment Law PodTribunal Fees, Workplace Dismissals, and Employment Law DilemmasAre the scales of justice in the workplace tipped too far one way? We'll help you grapple with that question as, Andy Whiteaker and Helen Goss, dissect the latest proposals on Employment Tribunal and Appeals Tribunal fees. This episode promises a riveting exploration of access to justice and the deterring effect these fees could have on weak claims. The conversation doesn't stop there, as we also delve into the gripping drama of Gabriela Rodriguez's dismissal over a tuna sandwich, exploring the nuances of workplace theft and gross misconduct. This case serves as a springboard into the murky...
2024-03-0129 minThe Employment Law PodThe Ins and Outs of Effective Corporate AcquisitionsListen to our new series - Corporate Acquisitions: Employment Insights Unravel the complexities of business acquisitions with the insight of Katie Harris, Senior Associate - Solicitor in the Employment Team and Chris Dobson, a Partner and Head of our Corporate Team, to dissect the differences between share purchases and asset purchases. Discover the key factors that can make or break your next business deal, from maintaining existing relationships in a share sale to cherry-picking the best parts of a business in an asset purchase. Find out how these decisions can impact everything from...
2024-02-1531 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackEmpowering Lives: Interview with the White Lodge Centre In this episode, join Medical Negligence expert Sita Soni as she interviews Tania Gallagher who works for the White Lodge Centre discussing the services the charity provides to individuals with disabilities and their families. Tania has a unique perspective as her daughter, Olivia also used the services at White Lodge when she was a baby up to adulthood.Gain a deeper understanding of the impactful work being done, as Tania delves into the challenges, triumphs, and the broader mission of the White Lodge Centre. Whether you're passionate about disability advocacy, seeking inspiration, or simply curious about the po...
2024-02-1520 minThe Employment Law PodExpert Insights into Flexible Working and UK Employment LegislationUnlock the secrets to navigating the latest twists and turns in employment law with Helen Goss, Partner in the Employment team and Andy Whiteaker, Partner and Head of Employment, as they dissect the significant shifts set to transform UK workplaces. Join us for an insightful dialogue as we untangle the complex web of flexible working, holiday pay calculations and how Brexit reshapes UK employment law. We'll illuminate the distinctions in entitlements between EU-derived leave and additional UK regulations, and analyse the ripple effects of the Harper Trust and Brazil case on part-year workers. Together Andy a...
2024-02-0529 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackExploring Court of Protection & Deputyship Join us as we unravel the complexities of decision-making for individuals lacking mental capacity and explore the responsibilities and challenges faced by deputies.Our four part Court of Protection episode podcast series where Anne Pearson of Boyes Turner's Court of Protection team talks to Ruth Meyer, a professional deputy and the head of the Court of Protection team. Ruth chats about her role as a financial deputy on a day-to-day basis.Episode links: Visit our website Contact us Personal injury Medical Negligence Asbestos C...
2024-02-0127 minThe Employment Law PodNavigating the Future: AI in E-Forensics UnveiledBarry Stanton in Boyes employment team discusses technology assisted review and AI in e-forensics with Simon Price, VP Sales, OpenText, LegalTech and Professor Mark Bishop, who is the professor of cognitive computing at Goldsmiths University of London and the Director of TCIDA (The Centre for Intelligent Data Analytics).Embark on a journey into the cutting-edge world of e-forensics with our latest podcast episode, where we explore the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Join us as experts delve into the intersection of AI and digital forensics, unveiling the potential, challenges, and innovations reshaping the landscape. Gain valuable...
2024-02-0128 minThe Employment Law PodElevating Employee Engagement: Strategies for Attraction, Retention, and FulfillmentHow can we attract, retain and engage our talent?In this podcast, Boyes Turner’s Emma O’Connor is joined by Ian Feaver, Managing Director of Arteel UK Limited. Emma and Ian discuss the importance of employee engagement and explore how businesses can create and maintain a of sense of purpose and togetherness however or wherever their workforce is working. They also discuss how technology can assist us, but not drive engagement as well as the importance of aligning behaviours with company values, recognising our colleagues’ good behaviours and developing a sense of social togetherness. E...
2024-02-0115 minThe Employment Law PodEmpowering Diversity in the Workplace: Strategies for Inclusive ExcellenceAs employers, how can we drive forward inclusive workplaces? What are the benefits of engaging with a diversity awareness and training programme? What are the legal risks of failing to do so? In this podcast, Emma O’Connor, Director in Employment, speaks to Chico Chakravorty Founder of Doing Diversity Differently about just that : thinking differently about their ED+I programmes and what employers want to achieve from them. Learn how employers can play a pivotal role in building an environment where every voice is heard, every perspective is valued, and diversity is a driving force for success. ...
2024-02-0121 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackTraumatic Birth Expert Guidance and Supportive Resources with the Birth Trauma AssociationTraumatic birth experiences can often lead to other health issues, anxiety over future pregnancies, and labour.In this episode, join medical negligence expert Julie Marsh as she interviews Doctor Kim Thomas, the CEO of charity Birth Trauma Association discussing the work her charity does to support women, and their partners following a traumatic birth experience.If you or your loved one has experienced a traumatic birth and have concerns over the care given during pregnancy, labour or during the neonatal period, please get in touch. You can contact us via our website www.boyesturnerclaims.com.
2024-01-2920 minThe Employment Law PodNavigating Menopause in the Workplace: HR Insights for a Supportive Transition In this podcast episode, Emma O’Connor, Director and Head of HR Training, is joined by Carolyn Sykes of Raise Your Gaze to discuss Navigating Menopause in the Workplace.1 in 10 women reportedly leave the workforce due to menopause, at a time when retention and recruitment are tricky topics, this is an issue HR cannot ignore. Emma and Carolyn discuss how can businesses support those who are suffering or managing their menopause symptoms, raise awareness of menopause within their workplace and champion and empower women at work. Episode Links Visit our websit...
2024-01-2919 minThe Law, The Facts & Life Back on TrackSpinal Cord Injury - causes, concerns, rehabilitation and the legal processIn this episode of The Law, The Facts & Life Back on Track podcast, our Medical Negligence and Personal Injury solicitors, Julie Marsh and Claire Roantree discuss spinal cord injury cases. As partners at Boyes Turner, Julie, and Claire have extensive experience in dealing with cases involving spinal cord injuries and understand the challenges and concerns that clients face. Julie and Claire discuss the common causes of spinal cord injuries that they see in their line of work, including cauda equina syndrome, tumours, or cysts on the spine, and surgical errors. They also explore the concerns that clients h...
2024-01-2911 min
Thinking Legal Pod by Boyes TurnerRoutes to qualification, recruitment and retention for in-house legal teamsOn 12 October we held our inaugural conference for Heads of Legal and GCs with the theme “Building Growth and Efficiency for in-house legal teams” which included expert panels sharing their views.For our first panel Rowan Turrall, Partner and Head of Dispute Resolution at Boyes Turner was joined by Holly Moore, Lawyer at ITV, Lucie Allen, Managing Director of Barbri, Mark Levine, Managing Director of BCL Legal and Dilsha Caldera, Deputy General Counsel at the Civil Aviation Authority.Holly was one of the first cohort of lawyers to qualify through the apprenticeship route and...
2023-11-2815 min
Thinking Legal Pod by Boyes TurnerThe impact of mergers and acquisitions activity on in-house legal teamsOn 12 October we held our inaugural conference for Heads of Legal and GCs with the theme “Building Growth and Efficiency for in-house legal teams” which included expert panels sharing their views.For our second panel, M&A specialist Chris Dobson, Corporate Partner at Boyes Turner was joined by Mark Blunden, VP and General Counsel EMEA of Culligan and Barbara Keane, General Counsel and Company Secretary of Origin Enterprises plc.Mark discusses his role within an M&A transaction and how the in-house legal team being involved at the very outset in discussions regarding how the deal...
2023-11-2822 min
Thinking Legal Pod by Boyes TurnerAI in the legal industry: risk or opportunity for in-house teams?On 12 October we held our inaugural conference for Heads of Legal and GCs with the theme “Building Growth and Efficiency for in-house legal teams” which included expert panels sharing their views.For our last panel, Sarah Williamson, Head of Commercial and Technology at Boyes Turner was joined by Andrew Cooke, General Counsel of Travelperk, Harry Borovick, General Counsel of Luminance and Joanna Goodman, journalist and Law Society Gazette columnist.In this session Andy and Harry discuss how they use AI within their day to day roles. Andy explains how his team have introduced an AI powe...
2023-11-2820 min
Thinking Legal Pod by Boyes TurnerIn-House in conversation - Episode 2In-House in Conversation features conversations with in-house lawyers talking about their roles and the challenges they face.In this episode, Rowan Turrall, Head of Dispute Resolution at Boyes Turner, talks to Christian Waida of OpenText about managing a legal team across multiple jurisdictions and dealing with a major acquisition. Episode Links Visit our website Contact us
2023-08-1517 min
Thinking Legal Pod by Boyes TurnerProperty Disputes SeminarCommercial Property update: A look back at the key updates of 2022 and a look forward to 2023 dealing with the aftermath of Coronavirus restrictions.Russell May, Richard Pulford and Jazmin Perry of Boyes Turner’s Dispute Resolution team will be looking back at some of the key updates affecting commercial property in 2022, in particular the impact of the expiry of the mandatory arbitration scheme for coronavirus rent arrears on issues such as recovery of monies owed, forfeiture options and the commercial considerations of such action.They take a look ahead at some of the ch...
2023-03-0908 min
Thinking Legal Pod by Boyes TurnerConstruction Breakfast SeminarConstruction update: A look back at the key cases of 2022 and a look forward to 2023.Rowan Turrall and Carly Dodds of Boyes Turner’s Dispute Resolution team look back at some of the key construction cases of 2022 and consider the practical implications for those in the industry. They then take a look ahead at some of the changes that may be on the horizon for 2023.This breakfast seminar podcast is of interest to all in the construction industry including developers, employers, contractors, subcontractors and professional consultants. Episode Links Vi...
2023-01-2706 min
Thinking Legal Pod by Boyes TurnerIn-House in conversationIn-House in Conversation features conversations with in-house lawyers talking about their roles and the challenges they face. In this episode, Rowan Turrall, Head of Dispute Resolution at Boyes Turner talks to Emily Garvey, Chief Legal Officer of Westcoast Group about her first in-house role as Westcoast’s first in-house lawyer. Episode Links Visit our website Contact us
2023-01-0619 min
The Boyes Turner LLP PodcastTales from the Top: Boyes Turner trainees quiz the leadership team - Ep.4Janey Rankin, Trainee Solicitor interviews Barry Stanton, Partner and Head of the Employment and Immigration team. In this episode, Barry describes his experience becoming a lawyer and how it was something he wanted to do since a young age. He has had an extensive career and after working with Boyes Turner for the last 21 years he tells us his favourite aspect of his career so far.
2022-11-1613 min
Thinking Legal Pod by Boyes TurnerTales from the Top Series Boyes Turner trainees quiz the leadership team – Episode 4Janey Rankin, Trainee Solicitor interviews Barry Stanton, Partner and Head of the Employment and Immigration team. In this episode, Barry describes his experience becoming a lawyer and how it was something he wanted to do since a young age. He has had an extensive career and after working with Boyes Turner for the last 21 years he tells us his favourite aspect of his career so far. Episode Links Visit our website Contact us
2022-11-1613 min
The Boyes Turner LLP PodcastWhy menopause should be on HR’s radarIn this podcast, Emma O’Connor, Director and Head of HR Training, is joined by Carolyn Sykes of Raise Your Gaze www.raiseyourgaze.coach to discuss why menopause should be on the HR agenda. With 1 in 10 women reportedly leaving the workforce due to menopause, at a time when retention and recruitment are tricky topics, this is an issue HR cannot ignore. Emma and Carolyn discuss how can businesses support those who are suffering or managing their menopause symptoms, raise awareness of menopause within their workplace and champion and empower women at work.
2022-10-2119 min
Thinking Legal Pod by Boyes TurnerTales from the Top: Boyes Turner trainees quiz the leadership team - Ep.3Aimee Gaston, Trainee Solicitor interviews Julie Marsh, Partner in the Medical Negligence Team. Julie has been with the firm for over 14 years starting out as a trainee and recently being appointed as a Partner. Julie talks about her experience being a newly appointed Partner and how she balances it all. Episode Links Visit our website Contact us
2022-10-1112 min
The Boyes Turner LLP PodcastTales from the Top: Boyes Turner trainees quiz the leadership team - Ep.3Aimee Gaston, Trainee Solicitor interviews Julie Marsh, Partner in the Medical Negligence Team. Julie has been with the firm for over 14 years starting out as a trainee and recently being appointed as a Partner. Julie talks about her experience being a newly appointed Partner and how she balances it all.
2022-10-1112 min
Thinking Legal Pod by Boyes TurnerTales from the Top: Boyes Turner trainees quiz the leadership team - Ep.2In this podcast, we flip the idea of tales from the top and instead of answering the questions Boyes Turner’s Partner, Julie Marsh gets to ask the questions to our two trainees Meg Manganaro and Aimee Gaston.Julie talks to the trainees about their time at the firm so far. Meg and Amy answer interesting questions about what made them want to become a solicitor, what a typical day in the life of a trainee is and the difficulties that they may face. Episode Links Visit our website Contact us
2022-10-0421 min
The Boyes Turner LLP PodcastTales from the Top: Boyes Turner trainees quiz the leadership team - Ep.2In this podcast, we flip the idea of tales from the top and instead of answering the questions Boyes Turner’s Partner, Julie Marsh gets to ask the questions to our two trainees Meg Manganaro and Aimee Gaston.
Julie talks to the trainees about their time at the firm so far. Meg and Amy answer interesting questions about what made them want to become a solicitor, what a typical day in the life of a trainee is and the difficulties that they may face.
2022-10-0421 min
The Boyes Turner LLP PodcastBoyes Turner personal injury lawyers interview Remedy Healthcare UKClaire Roantree, Partner in the Personal Injury team is joined by Doctor Ian McCurdie a consultant in rehabilitation medicine and Allyson Ballard an occupational therapist who are co-founders of Remedy Healthcare UK to talk about rehabilitation in complex trauma/musculoskeletal injuries and amputation.
2022-09-2918 min
Thinking Legal Pod by Boyes TurnerSole Director Shareholders – potential pitfalls in the event of your deathIn this episode Paul Lowery, Head of Wills, Trusts and Probate talks to Sophie Payne, Senior Associate in Boyes Turner’s Corporate team about sole directors and shareholders of private companies and the potential pitfalls that can occur in the event of their death. Episode Links Visit our website Contact us
2022-07-1511 min
The Boyes Turner LLP PodcastSole Director Shareholders – potential pitfalls in the event of your deathIn this episode Paul Lowery, Head of Wills, Trusts and Probate talks to Sophie Payne, Senior Associate in Boyes Turner’s Corporate team about sole directors and shareholders of private companies and the potential pitfalls that can occur in the event of their death.
2022-07-1511 min
The Boyes Turner LLP PodcastTales from the Top: Boyes Turner trainees quiz the leadership team - Ep.1In this podcast Boyes Turner’s Meg Manganaro is joined by Kim Milan, Senior Partner and Head of Personal Injury at the firm.
Meg and Kim discuss highlights of Kim’s career, how she became Senior Partner and the responsibilities of the role, and what further impact she plans to make at the firm.
2022-07-0609 min
Thinking Legal Pod by Boyes TurnerTales from the Top: Boyes Turner trainees quiz the leadership team - Ep.1In this podcast Boyes Turner’s Meg Manganaro is joined by Kim Milan, Senior Partner and Head of Personal Injury at the firm.Meg and Kim discuss highlights of Kim’s career, how she became Senior Partner and the responsibilities of the role, and what further impact she plans to make at the firm. Episode Links Visit our website Contact us
2022-07-0609 min
Thinking Legal Pod by Boyes TurnerEmployee Engagement : How can we attract, retain and engage our talent?In this podcast Boyes Turner’s Emma O’Connor is joined by Ian Feaver, Managing Director of Arteel UK Limited. Emma and Ian discuss the importance of employee engagement and explore how businesses can create and maintain a of sense of purpose and togetherness however or wherever their workforce is working. They also discuss how technology can assist us, but not drive engagement as well as the importance of aligning behaviours with company values, recognising our colleagues’ good behaviours and developing a sense of social togetherness. Episode Links Visit our website Contact us
2022-02-0915 min
The Boyes Turner LLP PodcastEmployee Engagement : How can we attract, retain and engage our talent?In this podcast Boyes Turner’s Emma O’Connor is joined by Ian Feaver, Managing Director of Arteel UK Limited. Emma and Ian discuss the importance of employee engagement and explore how businesses can create and maintain a of sense of purpose and togetherness however or wherever their workforce is working. They also discuss how technology can assist us, but not drive engagement as well as the importance of aligning behaviours with company values, recognising our colleagues’ good behaviours and developing a sense of social togetherness.
2022-02-0915 min
The Boyes Turner LLP PodcastBoyes Turner Tech Corridor Ep 1 :The internet of everywhere!Wireless Logic is Europe’s leading machine to machine and IoT (Internet of Things) platform provider. It provides the technology behind real-time applications like vehicle tracking, electronic payments, wearable/connected healthcare, and food delivery services like Just Eat.
CEO and co-founder Oliver Tucker joins Joanna Goodman to discuss the massive impact of mobilising data and connected devices, transforming everything from supply chain logistics to managing social distancing during the Covid-19 pandemic.
2021-12-0728 minThe Boyes Turner LLP PodcastBeing a dementia friend, how you can help?Ruth Meyer, Head of Court of Protection team at Boyes Turner discusses with Charlene Hughes some of the myths around dementia, what it means to be a dementia friend and how they can help. Charlene explains how she became aware of being a dementia friend and educating herself more around the topic of dementia. Not only did she become a dementia friend, but she also went on to complete induction training and she became a dementia friend champion.
2021-09-1610 min
The Boyes Turner LLP PodcastEmployment Group Podcasts – Supporting your workforce during the Summer uncertaintiesWith the perfect storm of return to work plans, holiday uncertainty, fatigue and self-isolating putting tremendous pressure on businesses, Emma O’Connor from Boyes Turner’s Employment Group asks Geraldine Joaquim of Mind Your Business how businesses can support their workforces’ mental health.
2021-07-2113 minThe Boyes Turner LLP PodcastCourt of Protection in focus – Mental CapacityListen to the final episode of our podcast series where Anne Pearson of Boyes Turner's Court of Protection team talks to Ruth Meyer, a professional deputy and the head of the Court of Protection team about capacity and what this means within the Court of Protection.
2021-06-0713 min
The Boyes Turner LLP PodcastCourt of Protection in focus - Best InterestsListen to the third in our four episode podcast series where Anne Pearson of Boyes Turner's Court of Protection team talks to Ruth Meyer, a professional deputy and the head of the Court of Protection team about her role as a financial deputy in making best interest decisions...
2021-04-2114 min
The Boyes Turner LLP PodcastCourt of Protection in focus - The role of the DeputyListen to the second in our four episode podcast series where Anne Pearson of Boyes Turner's Court of Protection team talks to Ruth Meyer, a professional deputy and the head of the Court of Protection team about her role as a financial deputy on a day to day basis...
2021-04-1427 min
The Boyes Turner LLP PodcastCourt Of Protection in FocusListen to the first in our four episode podcast series where Anne Pearson of Boyes Turner's Court of Protection team talks to Ruth Meyer, a professional deputy and the head of the Court of Protection team about her role as a financial deputy...
2021-04-0709 minThe Boyes Turner LLP PodcastProbate DetectivesPaul Lowery of Boyes Turner’s Wills, Trusts and Probate team talks to Danny Curran, Founder/MD of Finders Probate Genealogists featured on BBC1’s Heir Hunters.
2021-03-1922 min
Thinking Legal Pod by Boyes TurnerProbate DetectivesPaul Lowery of Boyes Turner’s Wills, Trusts and Probate team talks to Danny Curran, Founder/MD of Finders Probate Genealogists featured on BBC1’s Heir Hunters. Episode Links Visit our website Contact us
2021-03-1922 minThe Boyes Turner LLP PodcastBoyes Turner Employment Group Podcast: Coronavirus and Beyond - Health and Safety Issues Part IIListen to Emma O’Connor as she talks to Ian Clements from Quadriga Health and Safety and asks: health and safety obligations in coronavirus times - what are employer’s obligations?
2020-10-2119 minThe Boyes Turner LLP PodcastAI in e-forensicsBarry Stanton, a partner in Boyes Turner employment team discusses technology assisted review and AI in e-forensics with Simon Price, VP Sales, OpenText LegalTech and Professor Mark Bishop, who is the professor of cognitive computing at Goldsmiths University of London and the Director of TCIDA (The Centre for Intelligent Data Analytics).
2020-07-1428 min
Thinking Legal Pod by Boyes TurnerAI in e-forensicsBarry Stanton, a partner in Boyes Turner employment team discusses technology assisted review and AI in e-forensics with Simon Price, VP Sales, OpenText LegalTech and Professor Mark Bishop, who is the professor of cognitive computing at Goldsmiths University of London and the Director of TCIDA (The Centre for Intelligent Data Analytics). Episode Links Visit our website Contact us
2020-07-1428 minThe Boyes Turner LLP PodcastA walk through guide to making a will with Boyes TurnerWealth Protection Partner Paul Lowery and Court of Protection partner Ruth Meyer discuss the process of making a will with the Wealth Protection Team at Boyes Turner
2020-07-0711 min
Thinking Legal Pod by Boyes TurnerCrafting your Will: a Step-by-Sep guide from Boyes TurnerWealth Protection Partner Paul Lowery and Court of Protection partner Ruth Meyer discuss the process of making a will with the Wealth Protection Team at Boyes Turner Episode Links Visit our website Contact us
2020-07-0711 minThe Boyes Turner LLP PodcastCycle safety during – and after – the Covid-19 LockdownWith the latest Government advice encouraging people to cycle more and avoid public transport, now more than ever charities like Cycle Smart feel that cycle safety awareness is vital especially amongst children.
Boyes Turner have supported the charity for many years, and in this episode partner Claire Roantree (who is also a trustee of the charity) talks to Cycle Smart founder Angie Lee.
They discuss the potential dangers facing cyclists both during and after the Covid-19 lockdown and how they can keep themselves safe.
For to watch a video on Cycle Smart’s sa...
2020-06-2409 minThe Boyes Turner LLP PodcastAn Introduction to the Wills and Probate Team at Boyes TurnerAn introduction to a series of podcasts presented by Paul Lowery the partner and head of the Wealth Protection team at Boyes Turner and Ruth Meyer the partner and head of the Court of Protection team. Episode 1 presents an introduction to the Wealth Protection team at Boyes Turner and a discussion about how services are being provided during the lockdown. Further episodes will includes discussions on various aspects of wills probate trusts and lasting powers of attorney.
2020-06-1207 minThe Boyes Turner LLP PodcastThe Coronavirus contact tracing app and the trust debateMark Blunden, Head of Commercial & Technology at Boyes Turner discusses with Professor Mark Bishop, the societal and privacy challenges that surround the planned contact tracing app
2020-06-0512 minThe Boyes Turner LLP PodcastBoyes Turner Podcasts – Leading in Times of UncertaintyIn our next podcast Emma O’Connor talks to Developing Talent’s Gary McEwan about how our leaders can engage and motivate their teams through this time of uncertainty. However, through this difficult time, there are real opportunities for personal leadership growth, to look after your team – and yourself - and to support their development as well as your own, even though it feels difficult right now. Initiatives such as having a “people first” agenda, starting meetings by asking your team how they are (and mean it!), as well as to keep driving forward the culture and purpose of your team an...
2020-04-2919 minThe Boyes Turner LLP PodcastBoyes Turner Podcast – Supporting wellbeing and mental health during the Covid-19 pandemicIn our latest podcast Emma O’Connor, Head of Training at Boyes Turner, talks to Geraldine Joaquim of Mind Your Business about how we can all look after our mental health and wellbeing during this difficult and uncertain time. We also give practical advice to employers about they can support their workforces and develop stress management techniques.
2020-04-0918 minThe Boyes Turner LLP PodcastCOVID 19 - Pay, work and job retention – options available to employers & the legal implicationsBoyes Turner’s second Covid-19 employer related podcast was recorded on Monday 23 March 2020 and focuses on guidance as at this date. Listen to Emma O’Connor, Senior Associate and Head of Training, discuss the contractual, pay and legal perspectives associated with Covid-19 issues such as holiday pay, sick pay and sickness absence, redundancies as well as a focus on the government’s proposed Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme.
2020-03-2722 minThe Boyes Turner LLP PodcastCovid 19 - How Can We Support Our Business and Staff During This Time?In the first of our series of podcasts, Emma O’Connor from the Employment Group at Boyes Turner LLP, looks at how can employers support its business and staff during these “unprecedented” times? Emma, looks at advice not just from government departments but also from ACAS as well as focusing on issues and advice the Group are giving to their own clients. The key themes of the discussion are around being vigilant, prepared as well as flexible (as we can be), in these ever changing times. The podcast is recorded based on advice as at 17 March 2020 (at 3.00pm). Whilst every bu...
2020-03-1812 minThe Boyes Turner LLP PodcastManaging Stress and Resilience in the Workplace - Learning to “ride the waves”We all know that stress leads to reduced productivity – and at its most extreme is can result in absenteeism, grievances and low morale. As HR we champion the message that a happy workforce is a productive one. However, it is not always easy to know who is stressed in our organisations as stress can affect people in different ways, and it isn’t always visible. Organisations are often left wondering how they can manage stress and put into place strategies which help manage team dynamics, creating resilience within our workplaces. Emma O’Connor, Head of Training at Boyes Turner LLP an...
2020-02-1216 min
Thinking Legal Pod by Boyes TurnerManaging Stress and Resilience in the WorkplaceIn this episode, Boyes Turner’s Andy Whiteaker, Director, and Emma O'Connor, Head of Training, look ahead to the Employment Group’s London HR Conference on achieving sustainable workforce productivity. The event is free and a must for HR VPs, Directors and senior HR professionals. Episode Links Visit our website Contact us
2020-02-1216 minThe Boyes Turner LLP PodcastBoyes Turner HR Conference: Achieve Sustainable ProductivityThis podcast was recorded live from Boyes Turner’s HR Conference on 17 October, in London. As part of Achieving Sustainable Workplace Productivity you’ll hear from our speakers Gary Impett of Vitality Health about the business case for having a wellbeing strategy, Geraldine Joaquim from Mind your Business as to why sleep is such an important part of our wellbeing and productivity and Professor Karina Nielsen as to how we can support our workers who are returning from long term absence. You will also hear form Barry Stanton, Partner and Emma O’Connor, Head of Training as to how business...
2019-10-1815 min
Thinking Legal Pod by Boyes TurnerHR Conference: Achieve Sustainable ProductivityThis podcast was recorded live from Boyes Turner’s HR Conference on 17 October, in London. As part of Achieving Sustainable Workplace Productivity you’ll hear from our speakers Gary Impett of Vitality Health about the business case for having a wellbeing strategy, Geraldine Joaquim from Mind your Business as to why sleep is such an important part of our wellbeing and productivity and Professor Karina Nielsen as to how we can support our workers who are returning from long term absence. You will also hear form Barry Stanton, Partner and Emma O’Connor, Head of Training as to how business...
2019-10-1815 min
The Boyes Turner LLP PodcastBoyes Turner HR Conference 17 October 2019 - Preview #1In this episode, Boyes Turner’s Andy Whiteaker, Director, and Emma O'Connor, Head of Training, look ahead to the Employment Group’s London HR Conference on achieving sustainable workforce productivity. The event is free and a must for HR VPs, Directors and senior HR professionals. To register go to https://www.boyesturner.com/event/hr-conference-achieving-sustainable-workforce-productivity/register
2019-10-0707 min