Scottish government to scrap employment tribunal fees
Scotland's new powers may create a two-tier justice system for workers in the UK
3 September 2015
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Failure to pay national living wage likely to end in prosecutions for businesses
Prime minister warns 'unscrupulous' employers they will 'pay the price' of cheating workers
1 September 2015
HMRC defeats employment giant at Court of Appeal over £158m of unpaid tax
Expense payments found to be part of employed temps' ordinary salary payments
6 August 2015
Employment tribunal fees continue to undermine access to justice two years on
Employee claims down 60 per cent since introduction of fee system
30 July 2015
Drivers’ union to take on the might of Uber over worker’s rights
Embattled taxi-app firm asserts drivers are 'partners' and not entitled to employment rights in the UK
30 July 2015
Lewis Silkin partner found to have ‘reconstructed’ his memory in negligence claim
Seven-figure damages sum awarded to former client after firm failed to advise on exclusive jurisdiction clause in employment contract
6 July 2015
Out of the ordinary claims at the ET
Ryan Clement rounds up recent cases which challenge typical notions in employment law
9 June 2015
Financial services sector faces high risk of age discrimination claims
'Godfather of retail' case could be the start of many such actions
30 April 2015
Justice for workers?
Will Labour's plans be a public vote winner, asks John van der Luit-Drummond
10 April 2015
Political and religious beliefs should be given equal protection
Context important in determining whether an incident is serious enough to amount to harassment
18 March 2015
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