The European Court of Human Rights has overturned a previous judgment it made in the case of López Ribalda and...
Case law
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Judges and other non-contractual office holders are protected if they blow the whistle but they cannot be classified as “workers”,...
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Recent decisions by major employers such as Barclays and Lloyds to bring all contractors onto payroll have ruffled feathers in...
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As the debate over Brexit reaches a crescendo and leavers and remainers disagree on what should happen next, Richard Fox...
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The Christian doctor who refused to refer to transgender benefits claimants by their relevant pronouns has lost his claim for...
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The manner in which the government increased women’s state pension age was not discriminatory, a judicial review has found, rather...
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Charles Wynn-Evans examines the issues arising from HR referring an employee to occupational health and the lessons to be learnt...
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A financial product manager for the French bank BNP Paribas has won her case for direct sex discrimination, victimisation and...
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A recent judgment has highlighted the urgent need for a reliable tool for organisations to determine employment status, a law...
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A former NHS worker who was threatened with legal action after reporting feeling suicidal has been awarded £92,000 in compensation...
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An employment tribunal last month concluded a case that could prove highly significant for potential whistleblowers.
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Holiday pay for permanent staff who only work part of the year – such as term-time workers – should be...
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Dr David Mackereth, the Christian doctor who claims he was dismissed for refusing to use transgender pronouns, chose to leave...
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A doctor has claimed he was dismissed because his Christian beliefs prohibited him from addressing transgender benefit claimants by their...
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An employment tribunal has ruled that the sacking of an assistant restaurant manager after he had blown the whistle over ingredients was unfair.