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Latest News The appeal case of Anis Ali v Heathrow Express Operating Company Limited and Redline Assured Security Limited, upheld that a bag of electric cabling with a note stating "Allahu Akbar" in Arabic, did not amount to harassment on the ground of religion
The Claimant, who was...
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Latest News This firm (ELS Solicitors) represented Mr Andrew Ward who was dismissed whilst looking after his wife who was suffering from Grade 3 breast cancer. Mr Ward was pressured to attend face to face meetings with his employer (Arthur Branwell & Co Ltd) after being allowed...
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Latest News Is an employee entitled to set up a covert camera in his office without being found guilty of gross misconduct? In the case of Northbay Pelagic Limited v Anderson, yes. Mr Andersen was an employee who was suspended from duty and installed a camera in his...
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Latest News Some employees during the course of their employment are unhappy and choose to resign or strongly feel that they do not want to continue to work where they are. If the employer or an employee of the employer has done something to trigger this and...
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Uncategorized Police officers in Scotland who were subject to disciplinary process for sending group WhatsApp messages. These messages were said to be (amongst other things) sexist, racist, anti-Semitic, homophobic and mocking people of disability. The messages contained photos of crime scenes, current investigations and of a...
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Uncategorized The Employment Rights Act 1996 (Coronavirus, Calculation of a Week's Pay) Regulations 2020 (SI 2020/814) effectively states that, if an employee is on furlough leave and their employment is terminated and/or they are made redundant, the notice period or payment in lieu of notice should...