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In this episode of the All in a Day’s Work series, we are running through the Employment law changes that…

The Equality Act 2010 aims to protect individuals from discrimination. A key provision is the duty of employers to make…

This case explores the delicate balance between ensuring an employee’s freedom of expression, while protecting an employer’s reputation and commercial…

As societies strive to create more inclusive workplaces, the UN’s theme for International Women’s Day 2024 is “invest in women”….

After being dismissed for eating a leftover sandwich, a cleaner is taking legal action against a London law firm, Devonshires…

A scientist at AstraZeneca, Dr James Muir, has been found by the Employment Tribunal to have been unfairly and wrongly…

Having been accused of antisemitic comments, a sociology professor, David Miller at the University of Bristol has been found to…

The new legislation will place a legal obligation on employers to ensure that all tips, gratuity, and service charges are…

In this episode of Herrington Carmichael’s All in a Day’s Work Employment and Immigration Law podcast, we are discussing post…

The recent judgment in Phoenix v The Open University saw the Employment Tribunal uphold the majority of Professor Phoenix’s claims…

A constructive unfair dismissal claim can be brought where an employee feels they have no choice but to resign because…

What are your rights if you are unable to get to work because of the snow?…