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Employment Edit – what's new in employment law

Gender pay data reporting; a helpful EAT decision for employers in relation to disability discrimination; the Fit for Work referral service roll out; and more…
12 March 2015

Employers to publish gender pay gap data

UK employers with 250 or more employees will have to publish gender pay data now that the Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act has become law.
12 March 2015

Employment Edit – what's new in employment law

Land Registry v Houghton automatic disentitlement to a bonus amounted to unfavourable treatment; The Business Secretary has announced a review into the impact of employment tribunal fees; and more…
26 February 2015

Constructive dismissal and the effect of delay in resigning

Burges Salmon acted for the employer in the case of Colomar Mari v Reuters Ltd, successfully arguing before the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) that the employee was not too unwell to resign.
12 February 2015

Publication

Avoiding potential Employment Law problems when working with apprentices

In the second of two Employers' Law articles on employing young people, Adrian Martin provides a brief overview of employment law in relation to apprenticeship schemes.
11 February 2015

Duty to collectively consult in redundancy situations

The Woolworths case: Advocate General's opinion issued about the extent of the employer's obligation to collectively consult in redundancy situations.
05 February 2015

Penalty for employing illegal workers

With the current political spotlight on immigration, employers will want to be particularly careful about the processes that they have in place to avoid employing illegal workers.
26 January 2015

Publication

In Focus - Winter 2015

In this edition of our quarterly employment law update, we look at the Fit for Work advice service, retrospective holiday pay claims and a case about whether obesity can amount to a disability.
21 January 2015

Employment Edit – what's new in employment law

BIS has launched an online calculator for maternity, paternity and shared parental leave; Guidance for employers on the new Fit for Work service; and more…
15 January 2015

Obesity can be a disability

The ECJ has delivered its judgment in the Danish case of Karsten Kaltoft v Municipality of Billund, ruling that severe cases of obesity can amount to a disability.
19 December 2014

Employment Edit – what's new in employment law

FirstGroup PLC v Doug Paulley; The High Court has dismissed Unison’s second judicial review application challenging the legality of employment tribunal fees; and more...
18 December 2014

Publication

How far must transport providers go to ensure access to wheelchair users on buses?

The Court of Appeal has provided much needed clarity on the use of wheelchair space on buses. We consider the key issues and a conflicting judgment made prior to the Court of Appeal judgment.
17 December 2014

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