Reports have suggested that RBS, majority-owned by the taxpayer, will shell out some £340 million in staff bonuses this year,...
Case law
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A new webpage listing employment tribunal decisions has been launched on the gov.uk website.
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Unmarried partners of occupational pension scheme members should be eligible for survivor pension benefits, regardless of whether or not they...
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The Court of Appeal has ruled that police forces’ use of Regulation A19, which required police officers with more than...
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An employment tribunal held that a long-serving employee was fairly dismissed for making derogatory comments about his colleagues and his...
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An employment tribunal has ruled that the Government discriminated against more than 200 judges when it implemented the transitional provisions...
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Tribunal Watch returns with a round-up of recent case law reported in the news. The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) upheld...
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Drivers who work for logistics firm Wincanton at Argos’s distribution centre near Burton upon Trent have called off strike action...
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We round up seven significant employment law decisions expected in 2017, with cases pending on employment status, equal pay, whistleblowing,...
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A European Court of Justice (ECJ) case challenged the legality of Spanish legislation that permits the renewal of fixed-term contracts...
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In the recent case of ALNO (UK) Ltd v Turner the Employment Appeal Tribunal stressed the need to apply the...
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The duty to make reasonable adjustments for disabled workers requires employers to consider what is “reasonable”. But how can employers...
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What were the most significant employment case law decisions in 2016? Stephen Simpson counts down the 10 most important judgments...
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An employment tribunal held that an employee was fairly dismissed after failing to produce evidence of his right to work...
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HM Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) has confirmed that new employment tribunal decisions will be made publicly available online from...