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As well as the other excellent advice given here, I'd really suggest building your relationships with the Advisor team. If you were to reach out to them and ask for a 1:1 with each of them to determine how they'd like to be kept informed if you answer…

I would keep this consistent with your policy, and pay them when they return to work. If that means the (usual, and yes a bit silly) situation where they return for the last day of term, it does at least give you a consistent basis on which to calculate…

Over the course of my career I have interviewed hundreds (thousands?) of people for many different roles. Like I'm sure you are aware, getting the best fit for a person and a role is not an exact science, and there may be many different factors at play…

Because there was someone with more relevant experience that ultimately they preferred - that's often the situation, let's face it and where there's only one job and five good candidates, four of them are going to lose out.

The fact that…

I've used Mailchimp in the past too, and it's very straightforwards, and looks professional. Do check how it appears in your email system however, as the formatting can be very different on different systems.

Oh yes, we certainly have that too!

Our school is very much driven by the principle that you do anything that is needed by the head, as long as it's within your capabilities and is a reasonable request. This sounds like a reasonable request to me - so as long as you're open to a discussion…

I remember many years ago, going through a particularly difficult dismissal and subsequent tribunal claim where the person in question had lied about things I found hard to stomach. Afterwards I commented to a (much wiser) trustee that I would never again…

To be honest I will know more in a couple of weeks as I'm going to an open day (evening) on 19th June - but my intention as you say is to do the LLM and choose the employment law modules - which from what I can understand from their website, results in…

I'm currently looking at an Employment Law masters at Kingston university - evenings I believe, over two years.