Civil law legal system)

Petitions Committee to question the Government on maternity leave and pay after unprecedented public engagement

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Saturday, June 6, 2020

The Petitions Committee will hold a virtual evidence session to question the Minister for Small Business, Consumers and Labour Markets.

Key Points: 
  • The Petitions Committee will hold a virtual evidence session to question the Minister for Small Business, Consumers and Labour Markets.
  • On Thursday 11 June at 2.30pm, the Committee will question the Minister, Paul Scully MP, on crucial issues regarding maternity leave and pay raised by petitioners and experts.
  • This latest evidence session follows unprecedented levels of engagement from tens of thousands of people, sharing their views and concerns with the Committeethrough surveys and social media.
  • This engagement was prompted by a petition to extend maternity leave by three months with pay in light of COVID-19 signed by over 224,000 people.

Petitions Committee to question the Government on maternity leave and pay after unprecedented public engagement

Retrieved on: 
Saturday, June 6, 2020

The Petitions Committee will hold a virtual evidence session to question the Minister for Small Business, Consumers and Labour Markets.

Key Points: 
  • The Petitions Committee will hold a virtual evidence session to question the Minister for Small Business, Consumers and Labour Markets.
  • On Thursday 11 June at 2.30pm, the Committee will question the Minister, Paul Scully MP, on crucial issues regarding maternity leave and pay raised by petitioners and experts.
  • This latest evidence session follows unprecedented levels of engagement from tens of thousands of people, sharing their views and concerns with the Committeethrough surveys and social media.
  • This engagement was prompted by a petition to extend maternity leave by three months with pay in light of COVID-19 signed by over 224,000 people.

Two Day Effective Contract Management Course: Essential Knowledge, Tools and Processes - London, United Kingdom - June 13th-14th, 2019

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Monday, February 25, 2019

PRACTICAL EXERCISE: Storyboarding - creating a risk register, identifying all the potential risks and which of the contracting parties is responsible/liable for which risks

Key Points: 
  • PRACTICAL EXERCISE: Storyboarding - creating a risk register, identifying all the potential risks and which of the contracting parties is responsible/liable for which risks
    Is there a risk of termination of the contract if a party breaks their promise/ breaches the contract or simply changes their mind?
  • Who are the contracting parties liable to?
  • Passing commercial risk/liability with disclaimers, exclusion and indemnity clauses
    Liability also in tort/civil law.
  • Cake and eat it' clauses
    CONTRACT REVIEW EXERCISE: Delegates will be given a tool kit' to assist them in identifying commercial risk within a signed contract and then will re-evaluate their original risk register to determine whether, as a result of the contract, any of the risks move ownership
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2-Day Effective Contract Management Programme (London, United Kingdom - June 13-14, 2019) - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Tuesday, February 12, 2019

PRACTICAL EXERCISE: Storyboarding - creating a risk register, identifying all the potential risks and which of the contracting parties is responsible/liable for which risks

Key Points: 
  • PRACTICAL EXERCISE: Storyboarding - creating a risk register, identifying all the potential risks and which of the contracting parties is responsible/liable for which risks
    Is there a risk of termination of the contract if a party breaks their promise/ breaches the contract or simply changes their mind?
  • Who are the contracting parties liable to?
  • Passing commercial risk/liability with disclaimers, exclusion and indemnity clauses
    Liability also in tort/civil law.
  • Cake and eat it' clauses
    CONTRACT REVIEW EXERCISE: Delegates will be given a tool kit' to assist them in identifying commercial risk within a signed contract and then will re-evaluate their original risk register to determine whether, as a result of the contract, any of the risks move ownership
    View source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20190212005495/en/