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Under UK law, women on maternity leave and parents on shared parental leave or adoption leave who are selected for redundancy have the...
Brexit and State Aid
The voluminous draft State Aid (EU Exit) Regulations 2019 ("the State Aid Regulations"), running to some 77 pages, were published...
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SEN update for schools and colleges
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Campaign to stop employers using NDAs to "cover up" pregnancy and maternity discrimination
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The Famous Five: A quick(ish) recap of case law on the operation of the Community Infrastructure Levy
In the last eight weeks, the number of reported cases on the operation of the Community Infrastructure Levy has almost doubled....
"Brexit" and some preparations for a "no deal" scenario - thoughts on a little bit of proposed companies legislation
Amidst all the hype and frenzy of the current parliamentary "Brexit" farrago, it is worth remembering that somewhere quietly in the...
Is this sexual harassment?
That's the title of a social experiment aired by the BBC earlier this week which invited a group of 20 people aged 18-30 to discuss...
Have your cake and eat it too?
By Rob Coleridge and Amelia Darbro
The 1991 McVitie’s case is known by cake fanatics, lawyers and philosophers alike, as it answered the...
Do your job ads say you are "happy to talk about flexibility"?
No? Well, the Flexible Working Task Force, a partnership across government departments, business groups, trade unions and charities,...
Keep Calm and Keep on Building: Can Malthouse deliver on his 'Moral Mission' to build 300,000 homes a year?
If you missed Kit Malthouse's interview in the Times, earlier this month, I recommend tracking it down (or clicking the link at the...
Brexit and the "meaningful vote"
The "meaningful vote" of Parliament on the final draft of the European Union (Withdrawal) Agreement negotiated by the UK Government...
"Referendums" in the air?
It is that time of year when some folk appear to want to go on Referendums as a way of solving difficult problems.
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Employment changes 2019: Guide for businesses
Despite Brexit dominating the legislative agenda, there are a number of important changes taking place this year that businesses should...
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There doesn't appear to have been any slow down in tech investment during the course of 2018, with Q4 2018 ending a record year for the...
NICE work if you can get it: Planning policies should promote physical activity says public health organisation
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (which has the rather wonderful acronym 'NICE') is known to most of us as the body...
ET judgments must stay online
A feature of the employment tribunal system often overlooked by both sides is the publication of tribunal judgments online. Since...
Brexit and the "in-flight" financial services legislation
"Brexit" is not short on buzz-words and a new one has been spawned by the Financial Services (Implementation of Legislation) Bill...
Are employees entitled to a written statement if they work for less than two months?
That was the question the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) had to decide in Stefanko and others v Maritime Hotel Ltd.
All employees who...
Can Localism save your High Street?
The last Thursday before Christmas saw a flurry of activity from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG)...
Employment legislation tracker 2019: Public Sector
Despite Brexit dominating the legislative agenda, there are a number of important changes taking place this year that schools and...
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