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May 2018
Dementia Action Week 2018
Chadwick Lawrence has been supporting this year’s Dementia Awareness Week throughout our offices across West Yorkshire with a series of events for both staff and our local communities.
On Monday we shared a video with our staff, made by our staff, talking about the importance of the 5 key messages at the core of the Dementia Friends initiative which helps us to support those living with dementia, their families, friends and carers. We followed this on Tuesday with a Dementia Friends Information Session held at our office at Paragon Business Village in Wakefield to which members of the public and local businesses were invited to learn a little about dementia and its impact.
Wednesday brought cupcake day with each of our offices baking up a storm resulting in some lovely treats for our staff and funds raised to support the Alzheimer’s Society in their vital work. On Thursday we hosted our second Dementia Friends Information Session, this time at Morley Town Hall where again people from the community and local business were invited to join us.
The week was rounded off with an art installation at our Wakefield office featuring the ‘Reaching out for Dementia’ posters created by our staff featuring some lovely actions they carry out in their everyday lives to support those living with dementia. The wall of fame showcases some of the impressive artistic talents we have here.
Chadwick Lawrence is proud to be a dementia-friendly firm and pride ourselves on the commitment made by our staff to our clients and local communities.
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14
Dec 2018
Employment Seminar on Informal Resolution
As part of the launch of re-branded HR service, Box HR – a flexible, external HR solution – the employment team at Chadwick Lawrence delivered a seminar on Informal Resolution to a packed Wakefield office on the 5th December. Managing Partner Neil Wilson led delegates through the benefits of adopting an alternative approach to formal…
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Dec 2018
More women affected by cervical screening mistake
It has emerged that over 3,500 women have not received NHS cervical cancer screening information. The discovery was made by Capita, the organisation responsible for forwarding screening invitations, during an investigation into an administration error which is already known to have affected 40,000 women in England. The women involved are being written to and NHS…