Employment Law blog

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• Employee Shareholders Update

  23 April, 2013

  If like me you’re a fan of "Today in Parliament" on late night Radio 4 you’ll have heard last night that the House of Lords have, yet again kicked the Growth and Infrastructure Bill back downstairs having rejected the proposals around employee shareholders with an even bigger vote against the government than last time.…

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• You're not fired!

  19 April, 2013

  Now that the dust has settled on the unsuccessful Employment Tribunal claim brought by a former winner of BBC’s the Apprentice Stella English it is worth reflecting on what we mean when we describe someone as having been "constructively dismissed".…

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• Admissibility of covert recordings in the Employment Tribunal

  12 March, 2013

  Are covert recordings of conversations between a claimant and her managers and colleagues admissible in evidence before the employment tribunal in a claim for discrimination? Possibly, says the EAT in Vaughan v London

• Looking Ahead: Unfair Dismissal Compensation

  6 February, 2013

  From 1 February 2013, new compensation limits for unfair dismissal complaints are in place…

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• Religious Freedom in the Workplace

  16 January, 2013

  Has the European Court of Human Rights given employers a heavy cross to bear, following the judgement issued yesterday in the case of Eweida and others v The United Kingdom. …

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