Employment Tribunal Judgments: is the new database a useful resource?
For anyone who wanted to look at Judgments of the Employment Tribunal, they have always been available to read as they are public records and … Read More
For anyone who wanted to look at Judgments of the Employment Tribunal, they have always been available to read as they are public records and … Read More
The recent case of Professor Paul Ewart highlighting that Oxford University is forcing academics to retire at 67, has brought to the forefront the question … Read More
Recent cases have tested the boundaries of employment status, with “self-employed” people being awarded worker status. As the world of work evolves, Karen Baxter, Partner … Read More
As the school summer holidays approach, working parents cross their fingers that their childcare plans hold. Many also have to compete with colleagues to take … Read More
The case of J Peters v Rock Chemicals Ltd t/a Rock Oil provides a costly lesson for employers in how not to handle a retirement … Read More
Moving offices to a new area is a big decision. It can involve employees taking on a long commute or even relocating their whole family. … Read More
Discrimination in relation to age has been, and still is, a prevalent issue within the UK workforce, writes Rajiv Joshi, a Partner at Blake Morgan … Read More
Cyber attacks and data theft hit the headlines but it’s the everyday actions of employees that are more likely to lead to data breaches, says … Read More
Barely a week goes by without a new prediction of the impending impact of technology on today’s jobs. These tend to veer toward the sensational … Read More
Whistleblowers are protected in law, so what happens when an employer wants to dismiss them? Here, David Speakman, counsel at Linklaters LLP and Harini Iyengar, … Read More