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29 January 2020 | Podcasts | Article by Louise Price

HJ Talks About Charities: Sleep-in shifts – charities facing £400m bill


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With a possible £400 million bill for charities in the UK to pick up, this podcast discussing the landmark ruling in Royal Mencap Society v Tomlinson-Blake is essential listening for the third sector. The forthcoming decision relates to social care workers on “sleep-in shifts”, whereby they provide overnight on-call support to patients but are expected to sleep through the majority of the shift. Join our conversation with Louise Price, Head of our Employment and HR services team, to fully understand the implications for your organisation.

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Louise Price

Partner

A highly specialised lawyer, Louise is a Partner and Head of Employment and HR services. Her expertise includes corporate support work, TUPE, pensions and employee benefits advice. She regularly advises private, public and third sector clients regarding large scale TUPE transfers of staff including drafting indemnities and warranties, advising on potential employment and pension liabilities, information and consultation obligations, and providing best value guidance.

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