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Sylvie Nunn and Laura Moss weigh up the legal and practical considerations.
With a recent survey claiming that public trust in charities is at its lowest in eight years, trustees are under an increasing pressure to maintain their charity’s reputation by protecting against misconduct and mismanagement. Taking steps to safeguard against the risk of fraud is an important part of this.
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February 2016
Assessing the implications of an absence of affordable housing for teachers, and considering how schools' surplus land could provide solutions.
Employers who refuse rest breaks may be liable for personal injury caused by the lack of breaks
Court of Appeal: employer had reasonable and proper cause to suspend pending investigation of allegations of unreasonable force against children
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