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Author page: Daryl Cowan

January Newsletter

Welcome Happy New Year to you all!  This employment law update has, in the past, been described as both “mildly amusing” and “reasonably informative” – we’ll take that.  But unfortunately, the description “sporadic” has crept into the picture...
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November Newsletter

Welcome! Welcome to our Autumn newsletter.  What happened to the summer edition you say?  Well, summer’s lease has all too short a date – too hot the eye of heaven shone, and so I didn’t get around to it.  But speaking of temperature, last...
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January Newsletter

Welcome! It feels as if we’ve been away for about a year – our busiest year on record caused the hiatus but two new solicitors have joined us (see below) and we’re now back on form. Fortunately, nothing out of the ordinary has...
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Employment Law Update

Employment Law Update

  Welcome And in a packed issue this month we consider some recent decisions concerning the fairness in recruitment and in dismissals, as well as taking a look at a white van man’s altercation with a cyclist and the employment fall-out...
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Posted 11/05/2017 | by Daryl Cowan |in DC News, Newsletters & Videos
Employment Law Update

Employment Law Update

Welcome It’s Christmas party season again and you will have no doubt received the annual doomy solicitors’ warnings (about as welcome as a Victorian Aunt at a boozy dinner) about office parties, mentioning the word ‘Christmas’ and having fun. In...
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Posted 14/12/2016 | by Daryl Cowan |in DC News, Newsletters & Videos
Construction group thanks Hampshire lawyers for 20 years of workplace support

Construction group thanks Hampshire lawyers for 20 years of workplace support

A specialist construction contractor has praised a Southampton legal firm for its help with resolving skills gaps, managing staff welfare and enabling rapid growth here and overseas. Laurence Dunn, Director of DC Employment Solicitors, and his...
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Posted 28/11/2016 | by Daryl Cowan |in 2016 Legal 500 Directory, DC News
The Massif Challenge 2016

The Massif Challenge 2016

DC Employment Solicitors’ Laurence Dunn and two fellow keen cyclists (all three describing themselves as “in the prime of their lives”) will be taking on the challenge of riding 500 miles in relay over three days, in order to raise much needed...
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Employment Law Update

Employment Law Update

Welcome The Summer season brings with it silly season stories and one in particular this year involved a criminal case presided over by Judge Patricia Lynch QC. The criminal was (accurately) described by the judge as a vile racist. Firstly, when...
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Posted 02/09/2016 | by Daryl Cowan |in DC News, Newsletters & Videos
Employment Law Update

Employment Law Update

Welcome I have it on what I believe to be good authority that women have enough difficulty in deciding what they should wear to work generally* and the developments over the last few weeks will not have made things any easier. Firstly, there was...
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Posted 20/05/2016 | by Daryl Cowan |in DC News, Newsletters & Videos
Employment Law Update

Employment Law Update

Welcome Employment law headline of the year so far goes to the Daily Mail: “The monkey girl at London Zoo scent-marked my boyfriend and behaved like an animal: Meerkat handler speaks out over spat with a love rival that cost her job, her...
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Posted 11/03/2016 | by Daryl Cowan |in DC News, Newsletters & Videos
Employment Law Update

Employment Law Update

Welcome ‘Hubris’ has been the watchword of the week – mainly in the context of motor cars/ exhaust emissions/alleged wide-scale fraud. We at DC Employment avoid hubris like the plague (just as we do with cliché). Our motto is ‘humility verging on...
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Posted 05/10/2015 | by Daryl Cowan |in DC News, Newsletters & Videos
Employment Law Update

Employment Law Update

Welcome Welcome to the August edition of the Employment Law Update – the edition that is read on beaches and around pools all over Europe and far flung holiday destinations. In the unlikely event that you are actually doing that, you may be...
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