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Student Work Placements and the Equality Act 2010 – Court Guidance
July 08, 2016
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The Court of Appeal has come to the aid of students who suffer discrimination whilst carrying out work placements as part of their studies.
Continue Reading →7,000 Female Supermarket Workers Launch Ground-Breaking Equal Pay Claim
July 05, 2016
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An equal pay claim involving more than 7,000 female supermarket workers is one of the most significant pieces of recent UK litigation.
Continue Reading →Recruitment Consultant Pays Dearly for Disloyalty to His Employers
June 30, 2016
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A recruitment consultant who leaked information to competitors has lost a full-blown High Court libel trial.
Continue Reading →Social Friends Don’t Always Make Good Business Partners
June 23, 2016
Personal friendship is not always good for business. In one case, colleagues close for almost 20 years took their disputes to a tribunal.
Continue Reading →Premiership Football Club 1 HM Revenue and Customs 0
June 20, 2016
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A tribunal has ruled that player payments by premiership clubs were not been subject to Income Tax or National Insurance Contributions.
Continue Reading →High Court Takes Heat Out of Office Cleaners Industrial Dispute
June 13, 2016
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A High Court case, involving dispute between cleaners and their employer, ruled aggressive or disruptive protests should not be tolerated.
Continue Reading →Chief Inspector Wins His Sex Discrimination Claim
June 10, 2016
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A UK police officer has won his sex discrimination claim against the Metropolitan Police regarding the behaviour of a female commissioner.
Continue Reading →Report Shows Maternity Discrimination On Young Women
June 06, 2016
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A report by the Equity and Human Rights Commission has revealed young UK mothers experience workplace discrimination over maternity issues.
Continue Reading →Marriage Vow is Sacred – Teacher Wins Religious Discrimination Ruling
May 24, 2016
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A teacher whose husband was convicted of sex offences has won compensation on grounds she was discriminated against & unfairly dismissed.
Continue Reading →Civil Service Union Victorious in Direct Deduction of Subscriptions Row
May 20, 2016
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A judge has ruled that union subscriptions can be deducted from staff pay packets with contractual force
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