Health and Safety Week | Inquests and Inquiries: Attending an inquest
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Episodes (151)
Health and Safety week | Inquests and Inquiries: How to prepare for an inquest
Energy Innovation podcast | Moving to a hydrogen economy: how do we overcome the challenges?
Destination 2023 podcast series- How do you prepare your scheme for market?
Regulation and Reputation: two sides of the same coin | Compliance and Risk
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 inclusion in the workplace.
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 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.