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Regulation and Reputation: two sides of the same coin - Episode 2 Compliance and Risk

Regulation and Reputation: two sides of the same coin | Compliance and Risk

Two sides of the same coin | Health and Safety

Reputation management specialist Henry Fox is joined by Mary Lawrence, the head of Osborne Clarke's Health and Safety practice, to discuss how businesses can best manage health and safety investigations and how to limit the risk of being involved in an investigation. 

Regulation and Reputation: Two sides of the same coin | Health and Safety

Reputation management specialist Henry Fox is joined by Mary Lawrence, the head of Osborne Clarke's Health and Safety practice, to discuss how businesses can best manage health and safety investigations and how to limit the risk of being involved in an investigation. 

Energy Innovation podcast | The future of carbon capture, utilisation and storage

The Tax Break Podcast | Tax treaty disputes

Employment Law Coffee Break Podcast: What's on the horizon for international employers

Health and safety considerations for employers in the event of blackouts

 In our latest Employment Coffee Break podcast, Julian Hemming and Matt Kyle from our employment and health and safety teams look at key considerations for employers and share practical advice when preparing for the prospect of blackouts.   

Hydrogen in-depth podcast | Developing and funding a hydrogen project

In this podcast, we are joined by Helena Anderson from Ikigai Capital, who has been appointed to deliver a hydrogen investment strategy for the Thames Estuary. Helena explores the legal challenges and opportunities for both the developers and funders of hydrogen projects across Europe.

Hydrogen in-depth podcast | Markets and regulation

In this podcast Pablo Borondo, senior associate from Aurora Energy Research, Europe's largest dedicated power analytics provider, discusses the current hydrogen market against the backdrop of foreseeable and long-term market opportunities.

Employment Law Coffee Break | Winter black-outs: Considerations for employers

'Neurodiversity in the workplace: How tech and digitalisation is assisting with D&I'.

Tom Sharpe of the Osborne Clarke Neurodiversity committee speaks to Amy Moylett and John Abel about how tech and digitalisation is assisting with D&I in the workplace

The Digitalisation Podcast | A spotlight on digital inclusion in the workplace

This is the fifth podcast in our series titled 'Digitalisation | A spotlight on ...' This podcast has been set up to capture conversations with leaders across the Digitalisation eco-system, shining a light on the topic of digital inclusion and the positive role that technology has to play in its acceleration. In this episode of our series 'Digitalisation, A spotlight on'.  In this episode Thomas Sharpe in the commercial team at Osborne Clarke joined by Rob Cam to discuss digital i...

The Digitalisation Podcast | A spotlight on hybrid working and digital wellbeing – Shine Offline

This is the fourth podcast in our series titled 'Digitalisation | A spotlight on ...' This podcast has been set up to capture conversations with leaders across the Digitalisation eco-system, shining a light on the topic of digital inclusion and the positive role that technology has to play in its acceleration. In this episode of our series 'Digitalisation, A spotlight on' Olivia Sinfield in the employment team speaks to Laura Willis from Shine Offline about Digital Wellbeing. 

Podcast | Data-driven business models: the role of legal teams in delivering success – Launch event panel discussion

Data-driven business models: the role of legal teams in delivering success – Launch event panel discussion

Podcast | Data-driven business models: the role of legal teams in delivering success – Launch event keynote speech: Jan Wittrodt

Data-driven business models: the role of legal teams in delivering success – Launch event keynote speech: Jan Wittrodt

Distressed Supply Chain Podcast - The contractual position

What if you are the customer, and problems are starting to crop up with your suppliers? In this podcast we set out some top tips on how best to achieve your commercial goals.

Employment Law Coffee Break | Strikes, work to rule and other forms of industrial action

With national rail strikes taking place this week and the likelihood of more industrial action in both the rail industry and across other public services, we talk this week with Julian Hemming, a Partner and member of our Industrial Relations Team at Osborne Clarke, who helps our clients with managing strikes and other forms of industrial action. Julian talks us through the requirements for, and law behind, strikes and other forms of industrial action such as "work to rule".

Global Workforce Solutions Takeaway Podcast: Using "statement of work" to support contractors working internationally

In this podcast, Frances Lewis, Head of Workforce Solutions at Osborne Clarke, UK, talks to Thomas Leister, Partner at Osborne Clarke, Germany, about self-employment status and the use of statement-of-work models to enable independent contractors to work lawfully in the UK, Germany and beyond.

Global Workforce Solutions Takeaway Podcast: Current employment status issues in different countries for contingent workers (Part 2)

In the second half of this two-part episode of the Global Workforce Solutions Takeaway podcast, Olivia Sinfield, Partner at Osborne Clarke, UK, talks to Jorgo Tsiris, Partner at Osborne Clarke, The Netherlands, and Thomas Leister, Partner at Osborne Clarke, Germany, about current employment status issues in different countries for contingent workers.

Employment Law Coffee Break Podcast: Why menopause is a workplace matter

In our latest Employment Law Coffee Break podcast, we talk to Danielle Kingdon, Employment Partner and diversity specialist, on why menopause is a workplace matter, how raising awareness reduces unnecessary loss of talent and legal risk, and what practical support and adjustments you can consider in your workplace.

Global Workforce Solutions Takeaway Podcast: Current employment status issues in different countries for contingent workers (Part 1)

In the first half of this two-part episode of the Global Workforce Solutions Takeaway podcast, Olivia Sinfield, Partner at Osborne Clarke, UK, talks to Jorgo Tsiris, Partner at Osborne Clarke, The Netherlands, and Thomas Leister, Partner at Osborne Clarke, Germany, about current employment status issues in different countries for contingent workers.

Global Workforce Solutions Takeaway Podcast: Current employment status issues in different countries for contingent workers

In the first half of this two-part episode of the Global Workforce Solutions Takeaway podcast, Olivia Sinfield, Partner at Osborne Clarke, UK, talks to Jorgo Tsiris, Partner at Osborne Clarke, The Netherlands, and Thomas Leister, Partner at Osborne Clarke, Germany, about current employment status issues in different countries for contingent workers.

Employment Law Coffee Break Podcast: Employment law considerations in India

As businesses increasingly look to expand overseas, in our latest Coffee Break podcast, Julian Hemming, international employment partner at Osborne Clarke talks to Arjun Paleri, partner at BTG Legal about the key considerations for employers engaging a workforce in India, as well as the latest reforms to employment law in India. This is the first in a series of podcasts looking at employment law issues in India. Next time Arjun will be looking at diversity and inclusions issues and w...

Global Workforce Solutions Takeaway: How employer of record models work in different countries

In this podcast Kevin Barrow, Partner at Osborne Clarke, UK, talks to Thomas Leister, Partner at Osborne Clarke, Munich, about how Employer of Record (EOR) models operate in different countries.

Global Workforce Solutions Takeaway Podcast: How employer of record models work in different countries

In this podcast Kevin Barrow, Partner at Osborne Clarke, UK, talks to Thomas Leister, Partner at Osborne Clarke, Munich, about how Employer of Record (EOR) models operate in different countries.

Global Workforce Solutions Takeaway: M&A trends for WS companies

 The series will follow the format 'Global Workforce Solutions Takeaway:

Decarbonisation | In conversation with … Keith Wilson, Head of Renewable Energy at Virgin Money

This podcast has been set up to capture conversations with individuals who are pushing the boundaries across sectors as we move towards the goal of reaching Net Zero. For this edition Caroline Saul, Partner and 'Funding the transition to a low carbon future' Stream Lead interviews Keith Wilson, Head of Renewable Energy at Virgin Money. Caroline and Keith discuss the need for technological progress in achieving net zero and the impact of the energy transition on infrastructure lendin...

The Digitalisation Podcast | A spotlight on digital inclusion – Access Sport

This is the third podcast in our series titled 'Digitalisation | A spotlight on ...' This podcast has been set up to capture conversations with leaders across the Digitalisation eco-system, shining a light on the topic of digital inclusion and the positive role that technology has to play in its acceleration. In this episode of our series 'Digitalisation, A spotlight on' partner, Katherine Kirrage [include link to profile page], speaks to Helen Rowbotham, CEO of Access Sport https:/...

Digitalisation | Helen Rowbotham from Access Sport

This is the third podcast in our series titled 'Digitalisation | A spotlight on ...' This podcast has been set up to capture conversations with leaders across the Digitalisation eco-system, shining a light on the topic of digital inclusion and the positive role that technology has to play in its acceleration. In this episode of our series 'Digitalisation, A spotlight on' partner, Katherine Kirrage [include link to profile page], speaks to Helen Rowbotham, CEO of Access Sport https:/...

Digitalisation | Interview with Helen Rowbotham from Access Sport

This is the third podcast in our series titled 'Digitalisation | A spotlight on ...' This podcast has been set up to capture conversations with leaders across the Digitalisation eco-system, shining a light on the topic of digital inclusion and the positive role that technology has to play in its acceleration. In this episode of our series 'Digitalisation, A spotlight on' partner, Katherine Kirrage [include link to profile page], speaks to Helen Rowbotham, CEO of Access Sport https:/...

Pensions 22 Podcast | Cyber security

In this podcast Jonathan Hazlett (Partner and Head of Pensions at Osborne Clarke), talks to Charlie Wedin (a Partner in our Commercial Disputes team who specialises in contentious privacy and cyber security issues) and Joe Webster (Legal Director) about cyber security.

Pensions 22 Podcast | Getting ready for Pensions Dashboards

In this podcast Jonathan Hazlett (Partner and Head of Pensions at Osborne Clarke), talks to Alicia Cain (Associate Director), about Pensions Dashboards.

Mobility as a Service Podcast | Investment in MaaS

In episode eight of our Mobility as a Service (MaaS) podcast series we delve into the money side of MaaS: exploring what is driving investment in the industry as well as potential trends to look out for in future.

Pensions 22 Podcast | Changes to the Pensions Regulator powers and notifiable events

In this podcast Jonathan Hazlett (Partner and Head of Pensions at Osborne Clarke), talks to Tobias Hole (Associate Director), about the new powers given to the Pensions Regulator last October and the introduction of a new requirement for employers to provide trustees and the Pensions Regulator with early notice of certain changes. They also look at some of the actions trustees and employers should consider taking. The next podcast in the series (on getting ready for pensions dashboards) will ...

Pensions 22 Podcast | Changes to the Pensions Regulator's powers and notifiable events

In this podcast Jonathan Hazlett (Partner and Head of Pensions at Osborne Clarke), talks to Tobias Hole (Associate Director), about the new powers given to the Pensions Regulator last October and the introduction of a new requirement for employers to provide trustees and the Pensions Regulator with early notice of certain changes. They also look at some of the actions trustees and employers should consider taking. The next podcast in the series (on getting ready for pensions dashboar...

Pensions 22 Podcast | Decarbonisation and ESG

In this podcast Jonathan Hazlett (Partner and Head of Pensions at Osborne Clarke), talks to Henry Corrigan (Senior Associate), about the legal requirements applying to trustees in the area of decarbonisation and ESG – in particular in connection with climate-related risks and opportunities.

Pensions 22 Podcast | Effective system of governance (ESOG)

In this podcast Jonathan Hazlett, Partner and Head of Pensions at Osborne Clarke, talks to Jennifer Alldridge, Senior Knowledge Lawyer, about the new requirement for trustees to establish and operate an effective system of governance including internal controls (ESOG).

Pensions 22 | Transfer values and pension scams

Pensions 22 is a series of six podcasts on key pensions issues for trustees and employers in 2022. In this first episode, Jonathan Hazlett (Partner and Head of Pensions at Osborne Clarke) talks to Freddie Carter (a trainee solicitor) about the new rules for pensions transfers that started to apply on 30 November 2021. They discuss what the new rules say, why they were introduced, and the actions trustees should be taking. The next podcast in the series (on the new requirement for an ...

Energy Innovation | Battery storage as the investable asset class

This is the fifth episode in Osborne Clarke's Energy Innovation podcast series. In this episode Simon Hobday interviews Jason Stocks, Head of Demand and Flexible Generation at Limejump (part of Shell Renewables and Energy Solutions) on battery storage investable assets.

Employment Law Coffee Break | Covid and other considerations for employers holding social gatherings

In our latest Employment Law Coffee Break podcast, we talk to employment partner, Julian Hemming who highlights considerations for employers in the current climate, many of whom are keen for staff to celebrate after nearly two years of working through the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Mobility as a Service Podcast | Intellectual Property in MaaS

In the latest episode of Osborne Clarke's Mobility as a Service (MaaS) podcast series Marie-Claire Day speaks with Intellectual Property and Data Privacy expert and OC Partner, Tamara Quinn, about IP considerations in MaaS.

PEER150 ESG Q&A Session

In this podcast, James Watson, Matthew Germain and Caroline Bush from Osborne Clarke's Decarbonisation team are joined by Brian Kelly, Deputy GC of DocuSign to discuss ESG for international businesses and the role of the GC.

Mobility as a Service podcast | A spotlight on India

In episode five of Osborne Clarke's Mobility as a Service ("MaaS") podcast series, Jeremy Godley is joined by Parveen Arora - Partner and head of the energy and infrastructure practice and Shloka Vaidialingam, principal associate, both at Osborne Clarke's relationship firm in India, BTG Legal, to discuss some of the wider mobility trends in India.

Protecting your business from unfair employee competition

Danielle Kingdon, employment partner, speaks with Emma Ladley, Associate Director, on how employers can protect their businesses from unfair employee competition.

Leading a Diversity and Inclusion strategy – a tech client shares their experience

Danielle Kingdon, employment partner, speaks with Kate Howitt, UK Counsel for Zynga, a leading developer of social games, about Zynga's diversity and inclusion strategy and the steps they have taken to attract and support diverse talent in their business.

Neurodiversity in the workplace

Danielle Kingdon, employment partner, speaks with Nancy Doyle, CEO of Genius Within to provide a practical introduction to neurodiversity and the considerations for employers seeking to attract, retain and support neuro-diverse talent.

The Tax Break Podcast - Preliminary Hearings

In our latest tax podcast, Veronica McMahon, a senior corporate tax specialist and Matt Greene, an associate director, discuss preliminary issues hearings. They look at when you might want to take one particular issue in a tax dispute and have it determined by the tax tribunal first, before all the other issues are resolved.