Rebate of £16 million due from the Government
2019-07-12
Following the case of R (on the application of Unison) v Lord Chancellor [2017] UKSC 51, the Supreme Court determined that employment tribunal fees were
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Gay headteacher was constructively dismissed during flawed disciplinary process from which sexual orientation discrimination could be inferred
2019-07-10
A gay headteacher was constructively dismissed during a disciplinary process which was flawed. The disciplinary process involved investigations into his sex life, namely having sex
Did the employer have a legitimate reason to suspend the employee?
2019-07-05
The Court of Appeal agreed with the decision of the County Court in respect of an employee, who’s profession was teaching, that was suspended by
Doctor obtained injunction preventing disciplinary proceedings from continuing
2019-07-03
Dr Gregg was suspended on full pay after 2 patients in his care died. A police investigation began, his registration was temporarily suspended and his
New guidance aims to improve health and safety for expectant mothers
2019-07-03
As a means of highlighting the need for employers to better cater for expectant employee and new mothers, The Trades Union Congress (TUC) in conjunction
Push for mental health first aiders to become legal requirement in the workplace
2019-07-03
The Where's Your Head At? Campaign's petition, which calls for the government to make it a legal requirement for workplaces to have someone trained in
Minimum wage to increase to £10 for under-18s by 2020, Labour Pledge
2019-07-03
In a bid to end age discrimination, Labour are proposing to end the £4.35 per hour for under-18s by 2020. This proposal comes as part
Employers must have a system for measuring daily working hours of all workers (ECJ)
2019-07-03
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has decided that, Member States must require employers to set up an “objective, reliable and accessible system enabling the
ATTENTION: HR Consultants
2019-06-17
Are you a HR Consultant? Do you provide HR and employment law advice to businesses? Would you like the comfort of knowing you had a
ACAS publishes latest early conciliation statistics
2019-06-12
Acas has published its latest statistics on early conciliation take-up and success rates covering the period April to December 2018. Between April and December 2017,
