Planning for hybrid working arrangements in the education sector

9 JUNE 2021

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Nick Abbott, Sian Jackson and Abisola Latunji-Cockbill from Mills & Reeve discuss the challenges and employment law issues posed by the move from a more traditional style of on-campus working to a hybrid model.

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