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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

Part-time judges are entitled to pensions, Supreme Court rules

'Budgetary considerations cannot justify discriminatory treatment'

Train conductor sacked for selling fake tickets cannot rely on human rights

Domestic 'reasonable employer' test is compatible with article 8

Access to employment rights in jeopardy

The introduction of employment tribunal fees will stop lower wage workers from accessing their rights and will create an environment on the side of employers, says Donna Martin

European challenge to Supreme Court arbitration ruling

Move could end appointment of arbitrators on grounds of religion

Is your compulsory retirement age policy for partners Seldon compliant?

The Seldon ruling did not answer all the questions about the lawfulness of forced retirement provisions in partnership deeds but it has provided some useful pointers, says Michael McNally

Update | Pensions: forced retirement policies

Dilini Loku discusses the legitimacy of forced retirement policies – is there a case for discrimination on the basis of age and should governments be more active in clarifying the law?

Northern delights | Pride in the profession

Kevin Poulter prepares to celebrate the diversity of the ?legal profession in this month's World Pride parade