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Part-year workers’ holiday need not be pro-rated to full-time workers

Gender-critical views were part of protected belief

Gender reassignment includes non-binary and gender fluid persons

Holiday pay for ‘part-year workers’ need not be pro-rated

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Morrisons’ liability for data breach confirmed

Recruitment company liable for director’s fight at Christmas afterp...

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Employment Rights Bill update

P&O Ferries: was firing 800 staff unlawful?

Coronavirus job retention scheme announced

Xerox employee’s job did not transfer to the Philippines

How might Brexit affect employment law?

Can an employer discriminate against an employee who does not transfer under TUPE?

Conservative Government’s employment law proposals

European Court of Justice gives collective redundancy decision in Woolworths case

Former Woolworths staff may miss out on compensation

Pregnant employee should not have been made redundant

Redundancy talks period cut to 45 days

A new beast – the ‘employee-owner’

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17 August 2022

Part-year workers’ holiday need not be pro-rated to full-time workers

by Law and Labour

13 June 2021

Gender-critical views were part of protected belief

by Law and Labour

6 December 2020

Gender reassignment includes non-binary and gender fluid persons

by Law and Labour

10 August 2019

Holiday pay for ‘part-year workers’ need not be pro-rated

by Law and Labour

10 February 2019

Claimant’s right to privacy insufficient to prevent online publication of judgment

by Law and Labour

4 November 2018

Morrisons’ liability for data breach confirmed

by Law and Labour

17 October 2018

Recruitment company liable for director’s fight at Christmas afterparty

by Law and Labour

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Posts Tagged ‘Redundancy’

Employment Rights Bill update

P&O Ferries: was firing 800 staff unlawful?

Coronavirus job retention scheme announced

Xerox employee’s job did not transfer to the Philippines

How might Brexit affect employment law?

Can an employer discriminate against an employee who does not transfer under TUPE?

Conservative Government’s employment law proposals

European Court of Justice gives collective redundancy decision in Woolworths case

Former Woolworths staff may miss out on compensation

Pregnant employee should not have been made redundant

Redundancy talks period cut to 45 days

A new beast – the ‘employee-owner’

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