In Blake v The Home Office, Blake was employed as an administration office in the Immigration Enforcement Team. By her own admission, she accepted and...
Although the number of cases presented to employment tribunals has seen a dramatic drop, fees have not deterred some claimants, as shown by Personnel Today's...
Under the current provisions of the Trade Union Bill, ballots for industrial action in important public services will need at least 40% of union members...
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The Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015 allows for the recovery of public sector exit payments when a high earner returns to the public...
In Pnaiser v (1) NHS England (2) Coventry City Council, Ms Pnaiser brought claims of discrimination arising in consequence of her disability under S.15 of...
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