Employment

Articles

1 Aug 2017

The bold return of the common law

The Supreme Court ruling in the Unison case is a call to arms to other judges concerned about government bypassing the parliamentary process

1 Aug 2017

The deadly failings of the NHS disciplinary system

Narinder Kapur considers the lessons the NHS needs to learn from recent tragedies and the fundamental changes that must be made to its disciplinary proceedings

31 Jul 2017

Without access to justice, the law is a dead letter

Snigdha Nag examines the Supreme Court's landmark decision which finally quashed the coalition government's controversial employment tribunal fees

31 Jul 2017

Why Taylor's vital report must not go to waste

Lindsey Knowles considers the key recommendations of the Taylor Review

27 Jul 2017

Paralegal loses sex discrimination claim after failing to attend hearings

Conduct represents 'at best, a fundamental misunderstanding and at worst a serious lack of respect for the tribunal process,' says judge

26 Jul 2017

Government reminded of rule of law in Supreme Court decision quashing tribunal fees

Employment tribunal fees had made access to justice unaffordable, justices say

25 Jul 2017

How to advise on settlement agreements

Andrew Gray offers some tips on best practice for solicitors acting for both employers and employees

19 Jul 2017

Against the odds

The Taylor Review recommendations are the opportunity for the government to demonstrate it can secure high levels of protection for UK workers. Jean-Yves Gilg reports