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Not surprisingly following the decision in the landmark Uber case in October 2016, the Employment Tribunals have again been asked to consider the employment status...

Following the unexpected dismissal of more than twenty employees and subsequent insolvency of London-based childcare charity 4Children in summer 2016, many of the employees instructed...

The government has released the outcome of its review of Employment Tribunal fees and launched a consultation on new proposals to change the ET fees...

Morrish Solicitors have announced three key appointments at their West Yorkshire offices. Joining the firm’s Employment team in Leeds is Solicitor Hannah Boynes, who qualified in 2012 and obtained Higher Rights...

An Employment Tribunal ruled on Friday in favour of former Phones4U workers based at the Head Office and Merry Hill Shopping Centre, who have established...

In this edition we look at whistleblowing and round up some of the legal happenings towards the end of 2016. Whistleblowing Eiger Securities LLP v...

It is the season for Christmas parties and many workplaces will hold events in pubs or hotels where alcohol is likely to fuel the proceedings....

Reliance on final written warning In Bandara v BBC a tribunal held that the Claimant’s dismissal was fair in the context of allegations of bullying,...

The Autumn Statement sees  the Chancellor phasing out the “employee shareholder” regime – initially by removing the tax advantages associated with it; but in due...