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Supreme Court Rulings Help Clarify Law on Indirect Discrimination
2 May 2017
The Supreme Court has provided two rulings that help clarify the law on indirect discrimination in the workplace.Obliging older police officers to retire was not age discrimination
2 May 2017
The Employment Appeal Tribunal has ruled that a decision by several police forces to oblige some of their older officers to retire was not age discrimination as it was the only way to reduce staffing levels following budget cuts.Gender Pay Gap Reporting for Large Employers comes into effect
1 May 2017
Thousands of large companies and organisations now have to publish their gender pay gap figures as part of the government's drive to reduce the pay differential between men and women.Employers can ban headscarves and symbols ‘if approach is neutral’
3 April 2017
Employers can ban the wearing of "any political, philosophical or religious sign" including headscarves as long as the requirement to "dress neutrally" applies to all employees.Teacher dismissed after long illness wins discrimination claim
3 April 2017
A teacher who was dismissed after suffering a long illness following an attack by a pupil has won her discrimination claim.NHS employee protects pension rights in dispute over notice period
2 April 2017
An employee has protected her pension rights after winning a dispute with the NHS over when her contract came to an end.Employment law changes taking place from April 2017
1 April 2017
Employment law is a fast-changing area and as an employer you need to stay up to date with developments to ensure that you are acting lawfully. Most employment law changes take place in April and October each year. JPP looks at what is happening in April 2017 and what you need to do.Tribunal rejects constructive dismissal claim by ‘bullied’ manager
1 April 2017
An employee who claimed he was bullied at work has lost his claim for constructive dismissal.Unfair terms in consumer contracts
7 March 2017
Research recently published by the Competition and Markets Authority shows that 54 per cent of businesses surveyed did not fully understand the rules on unfair terms in consumer contracts. This directly impacts on how businesses treat their customers and is particularly important in order to maintain good customer relations, brand integrity and to avoid costly mistakes which may have wide-reaching consequences for your business. Changing goods or services, increasing the price, or charging excessive cancellation fees may all constitute 'unfair'…Plumber wins ‘worker’s rights’ claim against employer
7 March 2017
A plumber who carried out jobs on behalf of a plumbing company should be classed as a "worker" under the Employment Rights Act, not a self-employed contractor.
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