Jack McCracken and Sarah Hopkinson have published a series of five articles addressing possible liabilities on the part of employers for outbreaks of COVID-19 amongst their workforce.
Please click here to access all five articles, or click on the link for a specific article below.
- Introduction.
- Liability at Common Law.
- Liability for Breach of Statutory Duty.
- Liability Under EU Directives.
- Liability of Employers to Family Members of Employees.
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