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By Mark McKeating, Partner In this case The Employment Appeal Tribunal considered whether in dismiss...
By Claire Hollins, Partner On Monday 29th July it was confirmed in Parliament that the new laws on t...
By Claire Hollins, Senior Associate. On 19 April as part of the wider Back to Work plan (which forme...
By Lauren Ogden, Solicitor. Summary Mr Doffou had been employed by Sainsbury’s for almost 20 years...
By Solicitor, Jake McManus. Summary Mr Lister was a teacher who held the gender critical belief that...
By Senior Associate, Claire Hollins. From October 2024 employers will be under a new duty to prevent...
By Associate, James Howarth. The Claimant initially brought complaints of direct sex discrimination,...
By Associate, Claire Treacy. For a whistleblowing claim to be successful, the decision maker must ha...
1. Flexible Working – New rules for flexible working requests Current Position As it stands, in or...