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Insights: Ed Livingstone

No smoke without fire – can we dismiss an employee to avoid reputational damage?

Confidentiality: Protecting sensitive business information in the virtual workplace – Joanna Chatterton and Ed Livingstone write in Employment Law Journal

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Employment case update: important developments in 2020 you may have missed

Social media: WhatsApp and the virtual water cooler – what are the risks and what can be done? Joanna Chatterton and Ed Livingstone write in the Employment Law Journal

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