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    Employers cannot ban Muslim headscarves, says Advocate General

    by Stephen Simpson 13 Jul 2016
    by Stephen Simpson 13 Jul 2016

    An employer cannot have a blanket ban on religious dress that prevents a Muslim woman from wearing an Islamic headscarf...

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    How worker representatives on boards might affect employers

    by Ashok Kanani 13 Jul 2016
    by Ashok Kanani 13 Jul 2016

    Theresa May, the UK’s incoming Prime Minister, this week vowed to put worker representatives on boards of major companies. What...

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    Employment law in France: five fascinating features

    by Laura Merrylees 8 Jul 2016
    by Laura Merrylees 8 Jul 2016

    What are the key things international employers need to know about employment law in France? Laura Merrylees looks at five...

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    How will Brexit affect employers with EEA workers?

    by Kerry Garcia and Jackie Penlington 5 Jul 2016
    by Kerry Garcia and Jackie Penlington 5 Jul 2016

    As the debate about the free movement of labour post-Brexit rumbles on, Kerry Garcia and Jackie Penlington consider how the...

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    How does Brexit affect international assignments?

    by Peter Finding 1 Jul 2016
    by Peter Finding 1 Jul 2016

    The process for the UK leaving the EU is yet to be set in motion, but employers should start thinking...

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    Employment law in Luxembourg: “linguistic leave” to learn Luxembourgish?

    by Fiona Cuming 22 Jun 2016
    by Fiona Cuming 22 Jun 2016

    Luxembourg offers its employees some of the more interesting and diverse leave opportunities in Europe. Employees are able to take...

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    • Belgium

    Employers can ban Muslim headscarves at work, says EU lawyer

    by Stephen Simpson 31 May 2016
    by Stephen Simpson 31 May 2016

    An employer can prevent a Muslim employee from wearing an Islamic headscarf if the ban is based on a general...

    • Case law
    • Gender reassignment discrimination
    • Jersey

    Gender reassignment: trans customer wins toilet sign claim

    by Stephen Simpson 27 May 2016
    by Stephen Simpson 27 May 2016

    A ferry company has updated its toilet door signs to use symbols rather than words and carried out diversity awareness...

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    EU immigrants fear discrimination amid Brexit debate

    by Rob Moss 23 May 2016
    by Rob Moss 23 May 2016

    Europeans working in the UK fear the impact of a Brexit vote according to research released today, one month ahead...

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    • Employment law

    If there is a vote to leave, what happens to upcoming EU legal decisions?

    by Felicity Gemson and Karen Birch 23 May 2016
    by Felicity Gemson and Karen Birch 23 May 2016

    In the latest in our series of articles on the impact of a potential Brexit for employers, Felicity Gemson and...

    • Brexit
    • Service provision changes
    • Europe

    What would happen to TUPE if the UK left Europe?

    by Dan Peyton 3 May 2016
    by Dan Peyton 3 May 2016

    As part of our series of articles looking at the impact of a potential Brexit on employers and their legal...

    • Europe
    • Case law
    • Employment law

    Obesity discrimination: UK disability laws incompatible with EU directive

    by Rob Moss 25 Apr 2016
    by Rob Moss 25 Apr 2016

    UK laws preventing discrimination against people based on their size should

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    Flexible working key to commuter work-life balance

    by Clare Allerton 14 Apr 2016
    by Clare Allerton 14 Apr 2016

    Employees in London are less likely to work flexibly than staff in the rest of the UK, yet almost two-thirds...

    • Brexit
    • Europe
    • Case law

    EU referendum: 12 European cases that have shaped UK employment law

    by Stephen Simpson 31 Mar 2016
    by Stephen Simpson 31 Mar 2016

    The “Brexit” referendum on whether or not the UK should withdraw from the European Union takes place on 23 June...

    • Compassionate leave
    • Age discrimination
    • Apprenticeships

    Six interesting facts about employment law in Ireland

    by Sarah Anderson 17 Mar 2016
    by Sarah Anderson 17 Mar 2016

    Employers in the Republic of Ireland have to pay a contribution of employees’ earnings to a national training fund and...

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