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ET Failed to Consider Context in Victimisation Claim, EAT Rules
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has upheld a woman’s appeal against the dismissal of her complaint of victimisation,…
Property Developer Can Claim for ‘Voluntary’ Remedial Work
In a decision that will be welcomed by property developers, the Supreme Court has ruled that if a…
Court Refuses to Strike Out Deceit Claim in Business Sale
The High Court has refused an application for summary judgment on a claim of deceit in relation to…
Children’s Worker Succeeds in Disability Discrimination Claim
A man who works for an organisation providing community-based services to children has been awarded compensation after an…
Service Charge Reduction Set Aside on Appeal
A management company has successfully appealed against a service charge determination that resulted in a leaseholder’s service charge…
No Transfer of Vicarious Liability Under TUPE, High Court Rules
When a transfer of a business takes place to which the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations…
EAT Upholds Appeal Against Driver’s Additional Pay Award
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has allowed an employer’s appeal against a decision that there was an implied…
EAT Upholds Dismissal of Racial Harassment Claim
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has rejected a man’s appeal against the dismissal of his claim for racial…
Nurse Receives £41,000 Compensation for Constructive Dismissal
A nurse who was subjected to bullying behaviour by a colleague has succeeded in her claim of constructive…
EAT Rejects Unauthorised Deduction from Wages Claim
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has rejected an appeal against the dismissal of an employee’s complaint that unauthorised…
Supermarket Chain Fails to Have Trade Mark Declared Invalid
The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court has rejected a supermarket chain’s application for summary judgment on its claim that…
HSE Encourages Employers to Tackle Workplace Stress
As part of its Working Minds campaign, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has called on employers to…
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