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Do the self-employed have any protection from discrimination? Self-employed individuals do not benefit from the same employment rights that are offered to employees and workers....

As we have now officially entered the holiday period, I thought it apt to base the case review this month on two holiday claims! Just...

November was a plentiful month for interesting cases and principles that can be used in day-to-day practice. So we thought we’d share snippets of as...

In our recent blog we look at the Kostal appeal case on Trade Union inducements. Kostal UK Ltd v Dunkley and ors Sadly the Court...

The Women & Equalities Committee (WEC) of the House of Commons has produced its report on The Use of Non-Disclosure Agreements in Discrimination Cases. Some...

On 26 July 2017, one of the most important judgments in the past 50 years of employment law was handed down. Yes, in an age...

Easter is often associated with little things, like chicks, lambs and mini eggs. So it seems fitting that our monthly update should cover a little...

With the increasing use of “self-employed” roles in today’s “gig economy”[1], there are more and more cases coming to Tribunal concerning employment status and basic...

The Supreme Court handed down interesting Judgments on these two cases which involved two Nigerian nationals. Taiwo (Appellant) v Olaigbe and another (Respondents) and Onu...