Fast Track NHS Visas For Overseas Doctors and Nurses
Boris Johnson has recently announced plans for a fast track “NHS visa” to make it easier for overseas doctors and nurses to work in the UK. Continue reading →
Boris Johnson has recently announced plans for a fast track “NHS visa” to make it easier for overseas doctors and nurses to work in the UK. Continue reading →
The first Wednesday of every November marks National Stress Awareness Day.
Healys are proud to support the #NSAD campaign and are dedicated to the promotion of discussion around stress in the workplace.
We see National Stress Awareness Day as an opportunity for organisations to reflect on whether they are fulfilling their duty as an employer to manage stress within the workplace and the potential impact this can have on their business. Continue reading →
A failure to diagnose commonplace medical conditions can have consequences that last a lifetime. However, as a High Court case showed, expert legal advice can ensure that fair compensation is paid if the worst happens. Continue reading →
Under the General Data Protection Regulation, a Data Subject Access Request (DSAR) must be met ‘without undue delay and, in any event, within one month of receipt of the request’ – unless an extension is agreed. Continue reading →
New homes built in the grounds of existing residences make a valuable contribution to meeting burgeoning housing demand. However, as a decision of the First-tier Tribunal (FTT) showed, restrictions lurking in antique title deeds can stand in the way of such projects. Continue reading →
As Shamima Begum begins her legal challenge against the Home Office, the Special Immigration Appeals Commission (SIAC) is holding a 4 day preliminary hearing. The specialist court will hear the legal challenge and consider whether the removal of Ms Begum’s citizenship has rendered her stateless and was therefore unlawful. Continue reading →
Many road accident victims happily make a good recovery, but specialist lawyers should always be the first port of call for those who do not. Continue reading →
In February this year, research commissioned by the then-Chancellor, Philip Hammond, highlighted that female-led start-ups receive just one penny for every pound of venture capital (VC) investment in the UK. This compares starkly, according to the British Business Bank and Financial Times, to the 89% of funds invested in all-male start-up teams. Continue reading →
Few employees would say no if offered shares in the companies for which they work. However, as an important decision of the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) showed, accepting such offers can in some circumstances involve the sacrifice of employment rights. Continue reading →
In a recent property case that will have a bearing on all contractual matters, the High Court ruled that a footer automatically appended to an email amounted to a legal signature and led to a contract for the sale of land being formed. Continue reading →