Sarah Buxton

Dec 9, 2024 | dentistry.co.uk | Sarah Buxton

Sarah Buxton explains how to protect yourself from being on the wrong side of ‘merry’ this Christmas. Christmas parties are great for morale, and they really do create memories for the team that bind them together and help with retention. It offers an opportunity to dress up, maybe enjoy a nice meal and even socialise with a few drinks. It can be a fun way of saying thank you to the team for all their hard work.

Nov 15, 2024 | dentistry.co.uk | Sarah Buxton

Sarah Buxton, of Buxton Coates Solicitors, talks through the ins and outs of bullying in the dental practice this Anti-Bullying Week. I talk a lot about the importance of employee wellbeing, and I always emphasise how nuanced and multifaceted an issue this can be. It’s a broad-brush term that encapsulates happiness, physical and mental health, and comfort. Wellbeing at work is often overlooked by managers and often a person may be suffering at work without complaint.

Jun 24, 2024 | dentistry.co.uk | Sarah Buxton

Both the Labour Party and the Conservative Party have published proposed changes in employment law as part of their manifesto. Sarah Buxton sets out some of the proposed changes which will be relevant to dental practice owners. The Labour Party has proposed that the right to not be unfairly dismissed should be a day one right.

Apr 21, 2024 | dentistry.co.uk | Sarah Buxton

Sarah Buxton sheds light on the legal framework related to menopause and offers practical advice for creating a supportive workplace for all team members. In the modern world of workplace diversity and inclusion, addressing perimenopause and menopause has become increasingly important, especially in professions like dentistry that demand high levels of empathy and understanding.

Jan 2, 2024 | dental-nursing.co.uk | Sarah Buxton

Love in practice Published: Sarah Buxton discusses the implications of intra-practice romance. Author: The following article is restricted for Dental Nursing subscribers only. Please sign in to access the full article. If you have any queries or require more information, Dental Nursing’s friendly customer services team is on hand to help. Call 01722 716997 or email [email protected].