Month: April 2020

Sophie Clarke writes about the importance of equal pay for supermarket workers who are asked to go above and beyond during the Covid-19 outbreak

Posted on by Sophie Clarke

Sophie Clarke was published today in The Grocer, a magazine leading coverage of the supermarket and consumables sector. Sophie writes that many leading supermarkets have promised to pay their in-store workers more to reflect the additional responsibilities they have assumed and risks they are taking to serve customers amidst the outbreak of Covid-19.  She notes, however, […]

Damon Parker comments in The Times on the difficulties mortgage prisoners are facing during the outbreak of Covid-19

Posted on by Edward Argles

On Saturday 11 April 2020, The Times wrote about the difficulties mortgage prisoners are experiencing in accessing the kind of relief which many lenders are currently making available to homeowners during the outbreak of Covid-19.  Damon comments in the article that many of our clients in the Mortgage Prisoner Litigation are being refused payment holidays by their lenders, […]

Dipo Osikoya discusses the impact of Covid-19 on health and safety at work on BBC Newsbeat

Posted on by Emily Fernando

Employment associate Dipo Osikoya was interviewed by BBC Newsbeat about how the law can help people at work who are concerned about their exposure to Covid-19. You can read about Dipo’s interview on the BBC News website. If you have concerns about your or others’ potential exposure to Covid-19 at work, or if you have […]