We’re celebrating our 200th episode by answering your questions. We’ve sharing our thoughts on work/life balance, content creation, branding, advancing women in the profession, and securing sponsors.
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– Cosmopolis published new posts- Evidence to the Home Affairs Select Committee on Home Office policy on COVID-19/Coronavirus , Webinar on COVID-19 and Immigration: Society of Labour Lawyers
– New blog posts were published by The Office for National Statistics– ONS looking internationally during COVID-19, New insights into life under lockdown
– The UK in a Changing Europe published a number of new articles- The economics of a sudden, screeching stop, Covid-19: the struggle to agree an EU response, The value of care workers, Covid-19 crisis strengthens case for extension
– New blog posts were published by The UK Human Rights Blog – Renewed lockdown, new guidance: new episode of Law Pod UK, A disproportionate interference: the Coronavirus Regulations and the ECHR — Francis Hoar,
– The House of Commons Library published new articles – Coronavirus: Impact on the labour market, Coronavirus: Changes to practice and procedure in the UK and other parliaments, Coronavirus: Latest economic data, Coronavirus: Policing the instruction to stay at home, FAQs: Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, Coronavirus: holiday bookings
– A new article was published by The Constitution Unit- Can analogue politics work in an era of digital scrutiny? The negative effect of COVID-19 on the informal politics of Westminster
– Four new updates have been published by The 36 Group- Covid-19 Hub
Lawyers New Blog Sites
– The Law Society published new blog posts- Four things to think about when considering furlough leave, Westminster update: Joint Committee on Human Rights hears evidence from the lord chancellor
Lawyers New Blog Articles
– Free Movement updated an article- Coronavirus and the UK immigration system