Employment Law

The Uber Appeal Is To Be Heard On The 30th October 2018

The Uber appeal against an Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) ruling that its drivers were workers will be heard by the Court of Appeal on the

1 October 2018

Employment Law

Upcoming Employment Law Changes 2018/2019

There are a number of important upcoming employment law changes taking place in 2018/2019. Upcoming Employment Law Changes 2018 Upcoming employment law changes taking place

7 February 2018

Employment Law

Uber Appeal To Supreme Court

Following the defeat of the Uber appeal in the EAT, Uber is now seeking permission to bypass the Court of Appeal in order to take

27 November 2017

Employment Law

Budget 2017: National Living Wage Increase Announced

The Chancellor, Philip Hammond, included a National Living Wage increase amongst a raft of announcements in the 2017 Budget. National Living Wage Increase The National Living

22 November 2017

Employment Law

Uber Lose Appeal, As EAT Rules Its Drivers Are Workers

Uber has lost its appeal, as the EAT rule that Uber drivers are workers in a decision that was handed down on Friday 10th November

13 November 2017

Employment Law

£9 Per Hour National Living Wage 2020 Target Is Likely To Fail, And Latest ‘Named & Shamed’ List Is Released

The former Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, stated back in the 2015 Budget, that it was the aim of the Government to bring the

18 October 2017

Employment Law

Addison Lee Courier Held To Be Worker In ‘Gig Economy’ Case

A courier working for taxi company, Addison Lee, has been held by the Central London Employment Tribunal to be a worker, and not a self-employed

3 August 2017

Employment Law

Tribunal Rules That Cycle Courier Is A Worker In ‘Gig Economy’ Case

In Dewhurst v CitySprint UK (2017), a case that has significant ramifications for the ‘gig economy’, the London Central Employment Tribunal held that a Cycle

9 January 2017

Employment Law

National Living Wage Rate To Increase From The 1st April 2017

It was recently announced in the Autumn Statement that the National Living Wage will increase from the current £7.20 per hour for those aged 25

12 December 2016

Employment Law

The Impact of the National Living Wage

On the 1st April 2016, the National Living Wage came into force for those aged 25 and over, who must now be paid a minimum of

2 June 2016

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The Uber Appeal Is To Be Heard On The 30th October 2018

Upcoming Employment Law Changes 2018/2019

Uber Appeal To Supreme Court

Budget 2017: National Living Wage Increase Announced

Uber Lose Appeal, As EAT Rules Its Drivers Are Workers

£9 Per Hour National Living Wage 2020 Target Is Likely To Fail, And Latest ‘Named & Shamed’ List Is Released

Addison Lee Courier Held To Be Worker In ‘Gig Economy’ Case

Tribunal Rules That Cycle Courier Is A Worker In ‘Gig Economy’ Case

National Living Wage Rate To Increase From The 1st April 2017

The Impact of the National Living Wage

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