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Allowing or encouraging a return to the office – the potential legal liabilities

05 Mar 2021 United Kingdom 1 min read

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    We consider when workers in England might be able to return to the office and resume business travel in light of the recently announced “roadmap” out of lockdown, as well as the latest position on staff vaccination.

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