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Protected Acts, Detrimental Treatment and Victimisation – Guideline Ruling
It is your right to lodge Employment Tribunal (ET) proceedings if you feel that you have been mistreated…
What is a Detriment? EAT Ruling Clearly Sets Out the Correct Legal Test
The question of whether someone has suffered a ‘detriment’ is the central issue in a great many employment…
Consumer Lender Insolvency and the Position of Alleged Mis-Selling Victims
Consumers who are mis-sold loans are entitled to full redress – but what if the lender becomes insolvent?…
Do You Suspect Employee Fraud? Lawyers Can Move Fast to Protect You
If your business deals in valuable goods, dishonesty on the part of current or former employees is sadly…
Furlough Scheme Abuse Whistleblower Receives Substantial Compensation
Every right-thinking person would agree that workplace whistleblowers deserve not retaliation but praise. However, the opposite sadly happened…
Insolvency – Shareholders’ Interests ‘Preferred’ Over Those of Other Creditors
When a company falls into insolvency, unsecured creditors have little choice but to wait in line to be…
Inducements to Forego Participation in Trade Union Activities – ET Ruling
Workers have a right not to have offers made to them which have the sole or main purpose…
Victim of Workplace Race-Related Harassment Receives Compensation
Victims of workplace harassment sadly often fear the consequences of rocking the boat, but there are very good…
Workplace Banter May Be Fine, But Not If it Tips Over Into Harassment
A certain amount of foul-mouthed banter is only to be expected in a robust working environment. As an…
Empty Cinema Blaze Triggers Landmark Court of Appeal Ruling
When marketing commercial premises, they obviously have to be made available for inspection by prospective buyers, tenants or…
Cinema Blaze Triggers Landmark Court of Appeal Ruling
When marketing commercial premises, they obviously have to be made available for inspection by prospective buyers, tenants or…
You May Be Disabled in Common Parlance But Not in Law – Guideline Ruling
People have differing views as to what does or does not constitute a disability but, in employment law…
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