Sarah Buxton

Sarah Buxton

Author at Dentistry Online

Sarah Buxton is Director at Buxton Coates Solicitors, a full service independent law firm providing bespoke legal solutions to the dental profession
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Five tips to avoid legal trouble in practice

Sarah Buxton, a BSDHT (British Society of Dental Hygiene and Therapy) partner, shares her top legal tips for dental hygienists and dental therapists. 1. Seek advice before you sign One of the main issues currently affecting dental hygienists and dental therapists is the need for advice regarding new contracts and contract disputes. We believe that many…

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Stress at work – the risk to practice owners

It is a good idea to have an anti-stress policy explaining your attitude to stress in the workplace, Sarah Buxton advises Research shows that employee stress levels are rising in line with the demands of the 21st century workplace. A survey published by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development in 2016 found that stress…

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Self-employed agreements

Sarah Buxton says legal advice should always be sought when you are putting an employment agreement in place The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) recently held in Chatfeild-Roberts v Phillips & Universal Aunts Limited that the right of substitution only when a contractor is unable to work can still be consistent with personal performance, and so…

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Busting myths in dentistry

Practice Plan talks to Sarah Buxton about what she will be discussing at this year’s The Dentistry Show. This year’s Dentistry Show is just around the corner and after the huge success in 2016, Practice Plan will be curating the Dental Business Theatre programme for the second time. In anticipation of the show, Practice Plan…

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A visit from St Nicholas or a visit from a judge?

Sarah Buxton discusses the important role the employer plays at Christmas parties. ‘Twas the night before Christmas, when all through work a creature was stirring and something sinister did lurk.’ Whilst not the traditional opening to the famous ‘visit from St Nicholas’ by Clement Clarke Moore, I increasingly find this revised verse a more apt beginning…

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