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Claire Petricca-Riding

Environmental news update - 11 Oct

Welcome to the latest edition of our weekly Environment Law news update. As ever, we bring you developments, insights, and analysis in...

Joanne Moseley

The Employment Bill has landed: what does it say about unfair dismissal as a day one right?

The government has published its much-anticipated Employment Bill. It contains a raft of new changes which, once implemented, will give...

Joanne Moseley

What's changed? EHRC guidance on preventing sexual harassment at work

The Equality and Human Rights Commission has published its final guidance on preventing sexual harassment at work ahead of the new duty...

Penny Cogher

Pensions Law Update October 2024

Penny Cogher and Harriet Fletcher explain recent pensions law developments: Lifetime Allowance: HMRC has confirmed, in Newsletter 162,...

Joanne Moseley

Does an employee have to exhaust the grievance procedure before they can claim constructive dismissal?

That was the issue the EAT had to decide in the case of Nelson v Renfrewshire Council. Facts Ms Nelson was a learning and support teacher...

Joanne Moseley

The price of discrimination: school ordered to pay £850,000 to an autistic teacher who it viewed as a 'persistant complainer'

We consider the lessons schools and colleges can learn from a recent tribunal decision - M Wright v Cardinal Newman Catholic School which...

Jane Anderson

Push payment fraud update

With effect from 7 October 2024, the Payment Systems Regulator (“PSR”) has introduced a new Mandatory Reimbursement Requirement Framework...

Nicola Gooch

Planning Appeals, s.106 Agreements and a few practical issues.....

As those of you who are active on LinkedIn have probably noticed, the Planning Inspectorate has recently updated its guidance in relation...

Claire Petricca-Riding

Environmental news update - 4 October

Welcome to the latest edition of our weekly Environment Law news update. As ever, we bring you developments, insights, and analysis in...

Mandeep Khroud

The Home Office's tightening of Immigration Audits increases risk of other regulatory punishments

It is well recognised that the Home Office possesses the authority to perform immigration audits on holders of sponsorship licences...

Siraj Bhachu

Drug testing & lawsuits: A game changing case for boxing – A closer look at the Haney v Garcia legal battle

Boxing, a sport of strength, strategy, and endurance, has always been under the scrutiny of anti-doping authorities. The integrity of the...

Mandeep Khroud

Stricter oversight and training initiatives to address skill shortages and net migration

The Government has announced new measures that are aimed to address the increase in net migration, opting to depend on Britain’s domestic...

Joanne Moseley

New law in force today requires employers to give 100% of tips to staff

The new rules on tips come into force today, Tuesday 1 October 2024. Any business that receives tips, gratuities or service charges must...