Tribunal ruling potentially affecting thousands of music teachers
An employment tribunal ruling could affect the employment rights of thousands of peripatetic music teachers across the UK. Employment specialist […]
An employment tribunal ruling could affect the employment rights of thousands of peripatetic music teachers across the UK. Employment specialist […]
Jack Feeny, of No5 Barristers’ Chambers, has successfully represented the Ministry of Justice against an unfair dismissal claim brought by […]
The use of a video link from home for agoraphobics facing a court hearing is a major step forward in […]
Barrister Ian Bridge has seen a motorist acquitted in an unusual case, where a jogger was killed after a vehicle […]
The full-time gender-pay gap has been decreasing since 1975, however there is still at 16% difference between men and women’s […]
Until recently the right of citizens of the EU and their family members to move freely and reside within the […]
I didn’t get my first choice of primary school, what should I do first? Hearing whether your child has achieved […]
The Supreme Court has given Judgment in two important Judgments on the scope of indirect discrimination concerning a BME employee […]
I have been concerned by the misreporting of the ECJ decision 14th March 2017 concerning workplace religious discrimination challenges by women who […]
A recent decision of the Court of Appeal has potentially significant implications for employment law practitioners. When commencing an employment […]
The regime for disciplining teachers in England is peculiar in some significant ways. If a charge is proven against the […]
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Every year the Government reviews and uprates the level of employment protection payments. The new rates come into effect on […]
Birmingham City manager Gary Rowett swapped the football pitch for the golf course this week during the Club’s 2016 Golf […]
Today the Supreme Court in Mohamud v WM Morrison Supermarkets plc (Respondent) [2016] UKSC 11 handed down its decision on […]
As the population increases and our towns and cities expand, the divide between rural, industrial and residential areas becomes less […]
In Mustafa and another v Trek Highways Services Ltd and others UKEAT/0063/15/BA 29, President Simler has given Judgment, on a […]
Blues boss Gary Rowett takes us inside the BCFC dressing room where he gives us the inside track on his […]
A difficulty commonly found by applicants and legal representatives alike when dealing with immigration applications or other claims against public […]
In Shannon v Rampersad (t/a Clifton House Residential Care Home) the Employment Appeal Tribunal recently held that a care home […]