Careers: What’s it like being an employment lawyer?
From the gig economy to the #MeToo campaign, employment law is rarely out of the news. But while it’s already a fast-paced area of law, … Read More
From the gig economy to the #MeToo campaign, employment law is rarely out of the news. But while it’s already a fast-paced area of law, … Read More
Employers who recruit staff in the UK but employ them overseas could face actions under domestic tribunals in the event of an employment dispute, writes … Read More
Could compensation be awarded for failure to provide a 20 minute rest? Ultimately, yes, says Serena Spink, associate at Stevens & Bolton LLP, although the … Read More
There are few employers who would say that alternative routes into the workplace are a bad thing. Why, then, are there reports of the UK … Read More
It can be tricky dismissing an employee who is off work for illness and if you get it wrong you can have a claim on … Read More
A Muslim woman, dismissed for wearing an Islamic headscarf, was directly discriminated against (AG’s opinion in Bougnaoui and anor v Micropole SA). 2. The ECJ … Read More
On 1 October 2016, it is anticipated that regulations will come into force in the UK which will require many employers to provide information about … Read More
A summer of sporting fun has already kicked off with UEFA Euro 2016 well under-way and the Olympics and Paralympics to follow in August and … Read More
This week there were stories about mental health in the workplace, the strike chaos in France and about how our jobs will soon be done … Read More