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Following on from the Government’s proposals to reform the employment tribunal system, the Government has also outlined its plans for future employment law reform.
The Business Secretary Vince Cable...
Government announces further review of employment law
On 11 May, the Government announced that it will extend its ongoing review of employment law. This forms part of the Government’s current review of employment red tape.
The areas under consideration...
Some important employment law decisions to look out for in 2011
There are a number of important decisions awaited by employment lawyers, which are due for hearing in the Supreme Court during the next few months.
1. TUPE
On 13 April 2011, the Supreme Court will...
The Budget and beyond: What’s in store for employment law?
Many of the employment-related measures that were mentioned in the Budget Report yesterday had already been announced by government ministers over the past few weeks (and discussed on this website.)
The...
The Agency Workers Regulations 2010: do you know the implications for your business?
In recent weeks I have delivered a number of talks to business on the Agency Workers Regulations 2010, which will come into force on 1 October 2011. These include:
10 February: A seminar at the offices...
TUPE and pre-pack administrations: EAT admits it got it wrong…
The long-awaited EAT decision in OTG Ltd v Barke and ors and four other cases has finally been handed down.
The EAT heard five appeals that all looked at the same point: does administration under Schedule...
Buying a business? Beware illegal workers!
Make sure when you are carrying out your due diligence exercise that you also check that all employees can legally work in the UK. If there are employees who are transferring to you and have been granted...