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Get Ready For Employment Law Changes
June 01, 2015
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The Queen's parliamentary speech last month unveiled the proposed new laws put forward by the Conservatives. Read on for information on some key changes.
Continue Reading →NHS Nurse Claims Bullying and Racial Harassment After Whistleblowing
May 29, 2015
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A whistleblowing nurse is seeking compensation from her former employers for allegedly being intimidated into leaving her position.
Continue Reading →Assessing Whistleblower Protection: The 2014 Public Concern At Work Report
May 26, 2015
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The charity 'Public Concern at Work' has published a whistleblowing report following analysis of Employment Tribunal cases made between 2011-13.
Continue Reading →Police Dog Handling Trio Claim Whistleblowing Discrimination
May 22, 2015
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At a current Whistleblowing Tribunal case in Bristol, three female police dog handlers are claiming 'sexist male colleagues'.
Continue Reading →Open Justice Principle Prevails in Employment Case
May 20, 2015
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The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has ruled that a former BBC producer is not entitled to the benefit of an anonymity order.
Continue Reading →Pay Deductions on Strike Days – Court of Appeal Rules
May 15, 2015
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The Court of Appeal has ruled on the thorny issue of exactly how much pay can be withheld from workers when they go on strike.
Continue Reading →Where Do Globe-Trotting Employees Hang Their Hats?
May 12, 2015
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In an age of easy travel and global companies, it can be hard to say where some employees hang their hats.
Continue Reading →Final Warnings Must Be Given in Good Faith to Have Any Effect
May 07, 2015
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The Court of Appeal has ruled that final warnings given in bad faith are not to be taken into account when assessing reason for dismissing an employee.
Continue Reading →CASE UPDATE: Croydon Health Services Win Tribunal Verdict Appeal
May 01, 2015
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There has been an interesting development in the case of Dr Kevin Beatt, a cardiologist who took Croydon Health Services (CHS) to Tribunal.
Continue Reading →Chesterton Global v Nurmohamed: A Landmark Whistleblowing Case
April 27, 2015
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A landmark ruling by the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) could herald changes to employment law.
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