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For employers, there are many potential legal issues that could arise as a result of adopting the 4-day week that…
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The term “without prejudice” should only be used to genuinely settle existing employment disputes, not to gain authority or advantage….
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This month we are looking at employee inductions. Hannah King and Usof Shah will consider what these are, why they…
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Pregnancy discrimination case highlights that the UK should be doing more to promote maternity and paternity-friendly working environments….
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Employment Tribunal held that a man had faced sex-related harassment after he was called “bald” during an argument at work….
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Greater salary transparency appears to be a growing trend amongst companies looking to promote a more open culture….
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Employee described as ‘too demanding like his generation of millennials’ was not discriminated against because of his age, but rather…
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This month’s episode covers right to work checks. Usof Shah and Jack Rose will be discussing the legal requirement to…
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There have been a number of reports recently of the successful claim against Gartner UK Ltd for sexual harassment and…
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In the recent case of Allen v Primark Stores Ltd the Employment Appeal Tribunal has confirmed that the pool of…
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The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has issued helpful guidance on what constitutes a detriment for the purposes of a victimisation…