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Putting your case: cross-examination in the employment tribunal

Cross-examination is the process of questioning your opponent’s witnesses. It takes center stage in many courtroom dramas, with the witness crumbling under the skilled questioning of the advocate. In real life things are usually less dramatic, but it...

Published 25 Oct 2011 9:59 PM by Work/Life/Law

Filed under: employment law, employment tribunals
The riddim album

As part of an occasional break from the main topics of this blog, this post isn’t about employment law or business immigration. It was previously seen on Google+. Most modern reggae is based on “riddims” (from “rhythms”)...

Published 17 Oct 2011 8:09 PM by Work/Life/Law

Filed under: Off topic
Reasonable and proper cause for breaching the duty of trust and confidence

“the employer shall not . . . without reasonable and proper cause, conduct itself in a manner calculated [or] likely to destroy or seriously damage the relationship of confidence and trust between employer and employee.” Lord Steyn’s...

Published 11 Oct 2011 6:58 PM by Work/Life/Law

Filed under: employment law, unfair dismissal, constructive dismissal
What happened with the Tier 2 immigration cap?

At the end of last year, employers and immigration lawyers were making a big fuss about the government’s plans to cap the number of skilled migrants from outside the EEA who could work in the UK. The plans were for the … Continue reading →...

Published 5 Oct 2011 6:10 PM by Work/Life/Law

Filed under: business immigration, immigration cap

October 2011 - Laurie Anstis

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Putting your case: cross-examination in the employment tribunal

The riddim album

Reasonable and proper cause for breaching the duty of trust and confidence

What happened with the Tier 2 immigration cap?