The Court of Appeal has just ruled in the Chesterton Global Ltd and another v Nurmohamed whistleblowing “public interest” test case. Background To The “Public Interest” Whistleblowing
In a report into the ‘gig economy’, Frank Field MP has called for an “emergency intervention” by the Government to protect workers. ‘Gig Economy’ Report
Liberty has won permission from the High Court to proceed with its legal challenge against the Snoopers Charter (known as The Investigatory Powers Act 2016). After
The Supreme Court will shortly hand down its Judgment in UNISON’s Employment Tribunal fees appeal – R (on the application of UNISON) v Lord Chancellor
Today is National Working From Home Day, an initiative organised by Work Wise UK. The Increasing Trend Of Working From Home The numbers of people
Prevention is better than cure as they say! And that is certainly the case with cyber security and data protection. This has implications for employment
Setting aside a settlement agreement can be pursued on a number of grounds. Grounds For Setting Aside A Settlement Agreement The grounds for setting aside a
Further to our previous article on the issue of the Public Sector Exit Payment Cap, it is now anticipated that the measures will come into force
The Government recently announced that Employment Tribunal reform was on its agenda. Employment Tribunal Reform: The Proposals The Government’s proposals for reform of the Employment
Historically, changes to the National Minimum Wage have been applied in October of each year. However, from April 2017 this will change to April of
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