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Gig economy – Uber and CitySprint

Gig economy – Uber and CitySprint

December 2nd, 2016

The gig economy has been an issue we have been covering for most of the year. The recent Uber decision has highlighted that the judiciary will look at each…

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Lighter side of the news – Disabled teacher awarded £180k after being sacked for showing 18 rated horror film to class!!!!!!

Lighter side of the news – Disabled teacher awarded £180k after being sacked for showing 18 rated horror film to class!!!!!!

December 2nd, 2016

To round off this month’s newsletter we bring you the latest piece of outlandish employment law. This month’s case is a seasonal Halloween blunder and…

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Grange v Abellio London Limited – Does an employee need to ask for a rest break before they can begin a claim for being refused rest breaks?

Grange v Abellio London Limited – Does an employee need to ask for a rest break before they can begin a claim for being refused rest breaks?

November 25th, 2016

Good morning , welcome back to our weekly Case Law Update. Last week we looked at the role decision matrixes in disciplinary procedures.  This week we…

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DWP v Mughal – Can a disciplinary sanction be outside the range of reasonable responses if an employer has chosen the sanction based on a decision making matrix?

DWP v Mughal – Can a disciplinary sanction be outside the range of reasonable responses if an employer has chosen the sanction based on a decision making matrix?

November 17th, 2016

Last week we looked at disability discrimination and whether a sick note from a GP automatically qualified you disabled for the purposes of the Equality Act…

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Lee v HSBC Bank Plc – Do GP certificates declaring that an employee is unfit for work constitute a substantial effect on day to day activities for the purposes of S6 of the Equality Act?

Lee v HSBC Bank Plc – Do GP certificates declaring that an employee is unfit for work constitute a substantial effect on day to day activities for the purposes of S6 of the Equality Act?

November 11th, 2016

Welcome back to your weekly case law update. Last week we looked at the recent Uber decision and how it will impact the gig economy and employment…

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Uber Drivers

Uber Drivers

November 4th, 2016

Today’s case of the week is the case involving Uber. If you have not yet done so, read the judgment. It is very well put…

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