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Court of Appeal says Leeds City Council must answer

Court of Appeal says Council must answer for alleged discrimination against ALMO employee Leeds, England – Winding a tortured path through the employment tribunals and...

06th Nov 2012
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Court rejects authoritys bid to exclude itself as separate entity to ALMO

Leeds Council must defend itself against an accusation of workplace racial discrimination brought by an employee of its arm\’s-length management organisation, the Court of Appeal...

06th Nov 2012
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Tribunal Rules Wages Not Paid By Company Run by Keighley Councillor

A single mother is battling to get more than £3,000 in compensation awarded to her against an accountancy firm run by a Bradford councillor. Justine...

06th Nov 2012
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NASS Give Stable Staff a Voice, says Sorensen

National Association of Stable Staff (NASS) A major national trade union for the horse-racing industry has become a stronger voice in racing’s future, according to...

06th Nov 2012
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Tribunal finds Worker on Sick Leave May Carry Over Holiday into Next Leave Year

Shah v First West Yorkshire Ltd In Shah v First West Yorkshire Ltd an employment tribunal has held that the Working Time Regulations 1998 can...

06th Nov 2012
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Another happy client

I wanted to update you on the issues with redundancies at XYZ after you were so helpful in speaking with the Reps a few weeks...

06th Nov 2012
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Dragon’s Den Firm to Repay Worker

A firm that had featured on Dragon’s Den was found to have illegally deducted wages by the Leeds Employment Tribunal last month and was ordered...

06th Nov 2012
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TiD pays for non-payment to Unite member

TiD Pays for Non-payment to Unite Member Leeds, England – A builder who reneged on paying unfair dismissal compensation to an apprentice plumber has been...

06th Nov 2012
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Redundancy pay limit rises £380 on 1 October

The Government has confirmed an increase in the weekly limit used to calculate statutory redundancy pay from £350 to £380. This takes effect on 1...

06th Nov 2012