The case of Dr Susan Gilby vs Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust hit the headlines last week due, not only to the notoriety of the Trust …
Government consultation on statutory bereavement leave underway. The government recently opened its consultation on the plan to introduce a new statutory right
A correspondent for the Guardian recently wrote that Tribunals increasingly appear to be deciding disputes that – based on the eye-catching headlines – appear..
Does disability excuse bad behaviour at work? The departure of Greg Wallace from Masterchef has been big news. The long-time co-host of the BBC show was …
Voluntary redundancy is where an employer chooses to invite employees to volunteer for redundancy before embarking on a formal redundancy consultation …
Job Applicants cannot claim Whistleblowing Protection rules Court of Appeal. In the recent case of Sullivan v Isle of Wight Council, the Court of Appeal made…
The much-anticipated Employment Rights Bill has recently been passed by the House of Commons and has become the Employment Rights Act 2025 and is now before …
What is reinstatement? If an employee has been found to have been unfairly dismissed by an Employment Tribunal, they can ask the Employment Tribunal to order…
Will I have to pay my legal costs if I win the case? Legal costs in employment tribunal cases are a significant consideration for both employees and employers.
