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Covid-19: employee who refused to return to work because be believed his workplace posed a 'serious and imminent' danger loses unfair dismissal claim
In Rodgers v Leeds Laser Cutting Limited, the Employment Tribunal had to decide if an employee had been unfairly dismissed after he...
Mixed messages on planning as the economy starts to re-open
It feels like April 12th has been circled in our diaries for an age. Hairdressers and shops are finally starting to re-open. The long...
First Homes?
Back in June 2019 I wrote a star-gazing passle piece trying to take the clues from the revised Community Infrastructure Levy...
Another tribunal finds that menopausal symptoms amount to a disability
Some years ago we highlighted the case of Davies v Scottish Courts and Tribunal Service which considered whether menopausal symptoms...
Keeping it Class E: the Regs are out!
Just before Easter Nicola wrote about a MHCLG Announcement detailing that at a new set of permitted development rights for Class E to...
COVID-19: employee who refused to wear a mask was fairly dismissed
In Kubilius v Kent Foods, the Employment Tribunal had to decide if a lorry driver was unfairly dismissed for refusing to wear a face...
Home Office reverses immigration rules on 'foreign suppliers'
A recent change to immigration laws has made it easier for foreign businesses to send EU workers to the UK to fulfil contractual...
How has Covid-19 affected the educational prospects of children and young people with SEND?
The all-party parliamentary group for special educational needs and disabilities has published its report on the experiences of young...
Get rich quick or too good to be true? - giveaway raffles, staying on the right side of gambling provision regulations
Giveaway raffles are becoming more prevalent in the social medial age particularly amongst young entrepreneurial, and it’s an area of...
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