Council cannot rely on judicial proceedings immunity
Allegation of 'undue pressure' on witness in discrimination claim can go ahead
29 July 2013
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High Court rejects tribunal fees judicial review
Oral hearing set for Monday as claimants rush to beat deadline
24 July 2013
Testing times on the horizon
Fees remission changes pose a challenging test for both litigants and employment lawyers, says Michael Reed
7 June 2013
Update | Employment: whistleblowing, early conciliation and fees for bringing claims and transfers of undertakings
Stephen Levinson considers changes to whistleblowing, early conciliation and fees for bringing claims and transfers of undertakings
7 June 2013
Tribunal roulette: new rules on fees for employment tribunals are just a money spinner
The new rules on fees for employment tribunals expected ?to come into force at the end of July are just a money ?spinner, says Philip Henson
24 May 2013
Delivering on parental rights
Jo McCarthy looks at changes coming into effect for parents in 2015 and asks whether it will leave employers needing postnatal support
8 March 2013
Government limits unfair dismissal awards to a year’s salary
Overall cap remains unchanged
21 January 2013
Redefining justification defences in religious discrimination claims
Last week’s religious discrimination ruling marks a turning point for human rights in the employment sphere but further clarification is still needed on the reach of the justification defence, says Darren Newman
18 January 2013
Alleged criminal behaviour and indemnities
Alleged criminal conduct does not necessarily take an employee outside an indemnity. Charles Wynn-Evans looks at Coulson
6 December 2012
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