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Tribunal fees unlawful

Ian Machray explains the implications and whether we will now see a dramatic rise in litigation.

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Mind the gap

Is there any limit to an employee’s ability to claim historic underpayment of holiday?  

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Multiple choice recruitment – a discriminatory test?

Ian Machray explains how your recruitment processes could unwittingly give rise to discrimination claims.

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Would I lie to you?

We explain a recent case on what an employer can do when their employees lie about their future plans.

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Five things you must know about…avoiding tribunal claims

Ian Machray gives his tops tips for all employers on how to avoid tribunal litigation.

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Right to be accompanied

What is the punishment for getting it wrong?  Ian Machray summarises an interesting recent tribunal decision.

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Five things you must know about…‘off the record’ discussions

Ian Machray explains the five golden rules for speaking ‘off the record’.

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Getting paid for sleeping on the job?

We explore when employees should be paid even when sleeping at work.

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Dismissing for Some Other Substantial Reason (SOSR)

Is it more difficult to justify than other dismissals?  David Clay explains the position.

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Business rates on properties which are being renovated

Marcus Francis considers a recent case in which the Supreme Court decided that stripped-out office developments should not be liable to business rates. 

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A short guide to the Supreme Court Case of Ilott v Blue Cross

 

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The Retailers vs. the Groceries Code Adjudicator

The Groceries Code Adjudicator, Christine Tacon, spoke to an industry audience at the Westminster Food Forum on 8 March 2017.  

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