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IR35 off-payroll set off mechanism: why more is needed

Shazia Imtiaz shares her views on why further reform of off-payroll by HMRC is needed

Breaking down barriers: how new technologies are widening access to the legal profession

Jo-Anne Pugh examines the ability of new technologies to disrupt and open up new paths into the legal profession

Protecting business interests in light of the proposed limit on non-compete restrictions

Sophie Vanhegan and Lisa Coleman assess the possible impact of the proposed limit on non-compete clauses

Women getting to the top of the law: it doesn’t have to be either or

Kate McMahon and Tamlyn Edmonds discuss the barriers to women achieving their full potential in the business of law

Workplace bullying in law firms – a new frontier?

Richard Fox, Jessica Clay and Lucinda Soon discuss what constitutes workplace bullying in light of the recent high-profile case against former justice secretary Dominic Raab

Mothers working in the law – building on positive change

Dana Denis-Smith explores the situation, post-pandemic facing mothers working in the legal profession

Fertility friendly law firms: is this the future?

Natalie Sutherland shares her experiences and views on the importance of fertility friendly firms

Anti-strike bill: what would it mean for transport unions, employers and employees?

Samantha Greer takes a closer look at the anti-strike bill and what it might mean for the parties involved