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Employee claims constructive dismissal after resigning following his uploading of CV onto LinkedIn

6 January 2012 | Paul Gershlick

An employee of BG Group has claimed constructive dismissal after resigning following a row over his uploading of his CV onto LinkedIn, the business social networking website. The human resources professional...

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SFO launches anonymous whistleblowing reporting system to gather information about bribery

16 November 2011 | Paul Gershlick

The Serious Fraud Office has launched SFO Confidential – a new facility whereby anyone can report suspicions of bribery or corruption in a confidential way. The SFO insists that the identities will remain...

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IPO Guide warns businesses against the sale of fakes at work

28 September 2011 | Simon Weinberg

The Intellectual Property Office has published a guide which states that businesses need to be vigilant to prevent employees using work equipment and services to sell counterfeit goods. The aim of the...

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Question of self-employed status must reflect actual position and not just what contract terms say – Autoclenz v Belcher, Supreme Court

31 August 2011 | Paul Gershlick | 1 comment

People supplying or receiving services often want to know whether the situation is an employed or self-employed basis, as this can affect whether there are any employment rights, how readily the relationship...

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What do flexible working and retirement have in common?

2 June 2011 | Bob Fahy

No, that is not the opening line of a bad joke for lawyers! Both the existing statutory process for an employee to request a flexible working pattern and the now defunct statutory right to request working...

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Article 29 Working Party leaves geo-location service providers disorientated after strict data protection opinion about geo-location data

2 June 2011 | Paul Gershlick

The Article 29 Working Party has concluded an opinion on geo-location services on smart mobile devices (such as smart phones and tablet computers) by saying that they are linked to natural persons and...

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Franchisee responsible for wrongful misuse of data by its employee but franchisor rights let down by poor contract wording – MMP v Antal, High Court

25 May 2011 | Paul Gershlick

Antal and MMP entered into a franchise agreement for MMP to operate a recruitment agency as one of Antal’s franchisees. One of MMP’s employees had a relationship with one of the candidates whom she...

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Psychics in the Police – Part III

18 May 2011 | Bob Fahy

In a further instalment to the story of Mr Power and his case against the Greater Manchester Police Authority (see part I and part II), Lord Justice Stanley Burnton has, in the Court of Appeal, refused...

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An employee’s right to request time off for training: what is the legal position?

10 May 2011 | Michael Delaney

I was recently asked to provide an answer to an employment question posed in Jonathan Moules’ ‘Business Questions’ column in The Financial Times newspaper, which appeared in the Saturday 7 May 2011...

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Restraint of trade clause not to set up in business within five miles for 12 months was unreasonable and therefore unenforceable – Tim Russ v Simon Robertson, High Court

12 April 2011 | Paul Gershlick

TR was an estate agency firm. It required its staff to enter into restrictive covenants that lasted for 12 months following termination of the contract. They included an obligation not to solicit TR’s...

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Latest news and views tagged employee

Employee claims constructive dismissal after resigning following his uploading of CV onto LinkedIn

SFO launches anonymous whistleblowing reporting system to gather information about bribery

IPO Guide warns businesses against the sale of fakes at work

Question of self-employed status must reflect actual position and not just what contract terms say – Autoclenz v Belcher, Supreme Court

What do flexible working and retirement have in common?

Article 29 Working Party leaves geo-location service providers disorientated after strict data protection opinion about geo-location data

Franchisee responsible for wrongful misuse of data by its employee but franchisor rights let down by poor contract wording – MMP v Antal, High Court

Psychics in the Police – Part III

An employee’s right to request time off for training: what is the legal position?

Restraint of trade clause not to set up in business within five miles for 12 months was unreasonable and therefore unenforceable – Tim Russ v Simon Robertson, High Court

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