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Brief Conversations: breaking down barriers
According to charity Mind, at least one in six workers experiences common mental health problems including anxiety and depression, with ‘work’ the biggest cause of stress in people’s lives – more so than debt or financial problems. ACAS agrees, and reports health in the workplace is no longer just about health and safety, and minimising physical hazards. Instead, employers are rightly placing more emphasis on physical and mental fitness. In the latest edition of the Brief Conversation podcast, Jenny Heyes, people consultant at Napthens meets Jonathan Bowyer, director at leadership and coaching facilitator 'View from Here' to discuss issues ranging from whether stress is simply a part of modern working life and should be accepted as such, to whether workplaces are treating the issue seriously enough and how it can affect a business’ bottom line. -
Licences: a sigh of relief for tenants
Solicitor James Freeman looks at a recent case that has been in the Supreme Court regarding the extent to which relief from forfeiture can be applied. -
What our clients say: National Museums Liverpool
National Museums Liverpool runs 6 museums and galleries in Liverpool including World Museum, Liverpool Maritime Museum and the Walker Gallery -
Head of Business Development joins Napthens
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Shru's leadership highlighted with award
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What you need to know -winners and losers under the new pension
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Event date
21st January 2020Lancashire Annual Employment Update 2020
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'Tis the season...to go to court?
Head of Family, Helen Lucking advises discussing and agreeing Christmas arrangement as early as possible in the case of divorces... -
Winckley Square property acquired by growing Wrkspace
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Carrying out a will 'can be last minute shock'
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Businesses 'can do more on mental health'
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Brief Conversations: Why don't we talk about death?
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Success at the double for Napthens
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Event date
22nd January 2020Cumbria Annual Employment Updates 2020
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Napthens grows service in Sefton and West Lancs
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Mental health training aids client support
Seven members of the firm are now certified Mental Health First Aiders, after developing the skills and knowledge to support clients to ensure that not only are they providing technical legal advice, but also supporting their mental health. -
Retaining young people key to reducing Cumbrian skills gap
Reducing Cumbria’s employment skills gap could be the key to unlocking more of the county’s economic potential, according to a panel of business leaders.