Five things we learnt in employment law this week (March 8 2019)
The Court of Appeal has held that, where a ‘special case’ worker is unable to take an uninterrupted rest break, the employer does not have … Read More
The Court of Appeal has held that, where a ‘special case’ worker is unable to take an uninterrupted rest break, the employer does not have … Read More
What do employers need to know when employing people to work overnight? Marwa Stavraetou, trainee solicitor at Gordon Dadds LLP, takes a look… There are many … Read More
Recent rulings in the Court of Appeal and the European Court of Justice have highlighted the claims employers can face from employees working excessive hours. … Read More
A significant amount of UK employment law is derived from EU law so what’s going to happen after Brexit? Louise Merrell, senior solicitor at Clarkslegal … Read More
The Working Time Regulations are designed with health and safety in mind, but this can be a challenge for employers when workers have multiple jobs, … Read More
Sarah Scholfield, employment solicitor at Glaisyers Solicitors LLP, takes a look at the recent EAT cases about night shift workers and explains what employers need … Read More
A claim for an employer’s “refusal” to permit rest breaks under the Working Time Regulations 1998 can be brought when the employer fails to make … Read More
Rest breaks – Meaning of ‘Refusal’ under Working Time Regulations In the case of Grange v Abellio London Limited the Employment Appeal Tribunal (‘EAT’) has found … 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
Do we have to pay overtime in holiday pay? What happens if we carry on paying basic pay only? This question is one which has … Read More