Cancelled shifts and Compensation - new employment rights?
The Government has launched a consultation into proposals made by the Low Pay Commission (LPC) that workers should have a legal...
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Lee is a Partner in the Employment department at Brabners LLP. He has over 16 years’ experience in advising businesses and executives across the full range of employment law issues. His particular expertise includes negotiating executive exits, advising on the people aspects of restructuring and business change and on the Transfer of Undertakings Regulations (TUPE) together with guiding employers through difficult and sensitive employment litigation. Lee is a regular speaker and trainer on employment law and since 2007 has been a freelance lecturer at BPP Professional Development.
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Did post employment restraints just get easier to enforce?
Any employment lawyer will tell you that you that it may be difficult to stop ex employees joining a competitor. Whilst such "non...
Recruitment, promotion and future health conditions...
An employee is rejected for promotion on the basis of a concern that she has a health condition – although she is OK at the present time,...
Time for a hugging policy?
Does your workplace need a "hugging policy"? That's the suggestion being made following the outcome of an investigation into the...
Gig Economy - Supreme Court throws spanner in the works in plumbers case
Last week the Supreme Court declared that a "self employed" plumber was in reality a worker, and entitled to basic employment rights....
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