In the works: the Autism Law Service
Malvika Jaganmohan, BPTC student and Development Assistant for the Autism Law Service, explains the need for this new scheme, upcoming events and long-term plans for...Read more >>
How to be Successful at Interviews
So… you’ve drafted an application that is practically perfect in every way, you’ve avoided the employer’s rejection pile and you’ve been invited to an interview,...Read more >>
How to Write a Successful Job Application
It seems to be around that time of year again when everyone around you is panicking about their “next big career move”. It’s hard to...Read more >>
Why research and evaluation is vital for #BetterThanThat hate crime…
In response to the rise in incidents after the EU Referendum, a new initiative on hate crime with cross-party and government support has been launched....Read more >>
Pro Bono: what’s all the fuss about?
As a Law student, you may or may not have heard about the importance of getting involved in pro bono work in some form or...Read more >>
‘We risk a lost talent pool if we don’t engage with the autistic community’ – a fresh perspective on reasonable adjustments, and disability rights in the workplace.
Last Thursday (6 July 2017) saw the Legal Advice Centre host a breakfast seminar on ‘Disability, Employment Rights, and Reasonable Adjustments’, with a focus on autistic individuals and their experiences of work.
Understanding the autism spectrum: “things we don’t think about, we have to start thinking about”
Malvika Jaganmohan, BPTC student and Development Assistant for the Autism Law Service, describes the overwhelming impact of the National Autistic Society’s training day on ’Understanding the Autism Spectrum’.
#WorkTogether: an Update from the 2017 Symposium on Collaborative Working
On Wednesday 24 May 2017, in partnership with the Law Centres Network, Nottingham Law School Legal Advice Centre (‘the Centre’) played host to a range of external guests from up and down the country, from Cardiff to Norwich.
In the works: the Autism Law Service
Malvika Jaganmohan, BPTC student and Development Assistant for the Autism Law Service, explains the need for this new scheme, upcoming events and long-term plans for the future.
Extending a hand of friendship to Asylum seekers
Asylum law in the United Kingdom poses a double edged sword which can either protect or return the individual back to potential harm.
Comment: EU workplace headscarf ruling
The European Court of Justice recently ruled that employers may ban employees from the wearing of any visible “political, philosophical or religious sign” as long as it is part of an internal company policy which applies to all employees.
UNAIDS Zero Discrimination Day
March 1st is UNAIDS Zero Discrimination Day. It’s a day that recognises everyone has the right to be treated with respect and live free from discrimination.
How to be Successful at Interviews
So… you’ve drafted an application that is practically perfect in every way, you’ve avoided the employer’s rejection pile and you’ve been invited to an interview, an assessment day, or an “informal chat” (heads up: there is probably goin
How to Write a Successful Job Application
It seems to be around that time of year again when everyone around you is panicking about their “next big career move”.
Why research and evaluation is vital for #BetterThanThat hate crime campaign to be successful
In response to the rise in incidents after the EU Referendum, a new initiative on hate crime with cross-party and government support has been launched.
