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The annual statistics for employment tribunals and the EAT for April 2010 to March 2011 have been published. The statistics show that the amount of...

Employment law is a hot topic with the new Government as they are stressing the importance of ‘maximum flexibility’ and ‘business-friendly’ employment laws. As a...

The New National Minimum Wage rates, which come into effect from 1 October 2011, have been published. The adult rate will increase from £5.93 to...

A former British Rail employee, whose employer had refused to pay his early retirement benefit after making him redundant, has won a settlement for the...

The National Minimum Wage Regulations 1999 (Amendment) Regulations 2010 SI 2010/1901, sees a rise in the principal rate of the national minimum wage from £5.80 to £5.93...

Leeds, England – One of Yorkshire\’s oldest law firms entered the world of ePublishing today with the release of a new eBook which is the...

Radio 4 today reported attacks by the CBI on the number of Tribunal cases, with employers allegedly forced to settle unmeritorious cases. The business lobby...

A former working men\’s club steward who was unfairly dismissed by the club Committee has been awarded £21,770 by the Leeds Employment Tribunal. The Tribunal...

Leeds, England 1 February 2011: The Sheffield Employment Tribunal last week found in favour of 31 long-serving bus drivers whose employer had failed to make...