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Is Type 2 Diabetes a Disability? Employment Appeal Tribunal Considers
January 17, 2017
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The definition of 'disability' in employment can be controversial. This was highlighted in a case concerning a type 2 diabetes sufferer.
Continue Reading →When Do Cumulative Medical Conditions Amount to Disability?
December 19, 2016
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Employment law for disability can often be unclear, as experienced in a recent tribunal case by a man who suffers from multiple disabilities.
Continue Reading →Same-Sex Marriage and Church Doctrine Clash in Employment Case
December 08, 2016
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A tribunal ruled a bishop was exempt from discrimination liability after he refused to license a gay cleric who had married another man.
Continue Reading →Female Employee Claims Discrimination for Not Bowing to Her Boss
December 01, 2016
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A female employee of Korean business Dongbu Daewoo Electronics has taken the company to tribunal on claims of sex & race discrimination.
Continue Reading →Should Whistleblowers Be Rewarded Financially?
November 23, 2016
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The controversial American scheme of encouraging whistleblowing via payment is now prevalent in the UK. Should it be made official policy?
Continue Reading →TUC Claims UK Workers Cannot Afford to Challenge Discrimination
November 22, 2016
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TUC has announced the number of workers challenging discrimination has dropped significantly since the introduction of tribunal fees.
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