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Can multi-dimensional treatment foster carers be employees of the local authority whom they foster for?
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Can multi-dimensional treatment foster carers be employees of the local authority whom they foster for?
Case of the Week - Blog, Contract of Employment, Gig economy, Tribunal Awards

Can multi-dimensional treatment foster carers be employees of the local authority whom they foster for?

Welcome back to your weekly case law update. Last week we looked at two cases, one of them concerning equal pay, the other a right to privacy. The latter of those cases was an ECHR case that could have significant impact on email and social media monitoring both during recruitment and the course of employment. This week […]

By pjhadmin|2019-12-30T11:53:26+00:00September 15th, 2017|Case of the Week - Blog, Contract of Employment, Gig economy, Tribunal Awards|0 Comments

A v B | Should Claimants who paid a fee to bring their claim be entitled to that money back from the Respondent as part of their award?
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A v B | Should Claimants who paid a fee to bring their claim be entitled to that money back from the Respondent as part of their award?
Case of the Week - Blog, Tribunal Costs Employee

A v B | Should Claimants who paid a fee to bring their claim be entitled to that money back from the Respondent as part of their award?

A v B Our second case is about another hot topic in employment law, Tribunal Fees. Despite being recently removed from the ET website this case posed an important question: Should Claimants who paid a fee to bring their claim be entitled to that money back from the Respondent as part of their award? Little is […]

By pjhadmin|2019-12-28T13:10:51+00:00September 15th, 2017|Case of the Week - Blog, Tribunal Costs Employee|0 Comments