The number of non-EU IT professionals entering the UK to work has increased by 14% in the past year, new...
Employment law
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Plans to publish employment tribunal judgments on the internet have been delayed, according to the government.Tribunals minister Bridget Prentice said...
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Once upon a time apprenticeships involved seven years of learning from a master-craftsman under the auspices of a guild qualification....
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To a non-lawyer, the idea of the European Court of Justice having to decide the point at which a pregnancy...
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Q One of our managers was out at a social event with staff. In an incident witnessed by everyone present,...
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Mayr v Backerei und Konditorei Gerhard Flockner OHGFACTS This case was referred to the European Court of Justice by the...
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In the recent case of English v Thomas Sanderson Blinds, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) held that a man who...
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Court staff will face disciplinary action for serious failures that resulted in hundreds of defendants escaping trial and thousands more...
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A businessman has sacked his wife via letter from his construction firm, following the collapse of their marriage, an industrial...
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An eight-year legal battle to secure part-time firefighters the same rights to pensions and sick pay as their full-time colleagues...
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A top City lawyer is seeking a record £13m after winning a sex discrimination and harassment tribunal.Gill Switalski – once named...
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Troubled training firm Carter & Carter has filed for administration after it failed to reach an agreement with its lenders...
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About 40% of social care professionals have a second job and most are considering leaving the sector because of poor...
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“The time has come,” the Walrus said, “to talk of many things“Of shoes and ships and sealing wax, of cabbages...
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English v Thomas Sanderson Blinds Ltd, Employment Appeal Tribunal