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Recent case considered whether menopausal symptoms could have substantial adverse impact on claimant.

Tribunals now have the power to adjust protective awards where the Code of Practice on Dismissal and Re-engagement (the Code) is not followed.

We answer five key questions to help employers avoid some common pitfalls in using settlement agreements.

Supreme Court: all workers are due 5.6 weeks' paid annual leave no matter how many weeks they work

EAT decides employees can transfer to more than one employer in a service provision change.

EAT: Dismissal for lack of political neutrality would not relate to political opinion or affiliation.

EAT decision confirms guidelines on when a grievance might constitute an existing dispute.

This sad case involved CJF, a 13 year old boy who had suffered extensive injuries through negligence at his birth and who needed significant 24 hour care ...

n February 2019 our Health and Care team specialist Austin Thornton wrote a detailed Paper examining the underlying reasons for public dissatisfaction...

The validity of existing Lasting Powers of Attorneys (LPAs) has been called into question, following the recent decision in the case of TA v The Public Guardian [2023].

The community-led housing sector received welcome news this July, the fund provides grant funding for community groups in early stage of development.

We look at the role of the accounting officer in ensuring their trust board complies with its regulatory and legal responsibilities.

Welcome to our case law digest for schools in which we review some of the key cases from 2018 impacting on schools in the areas of special educational needs and disability discrimination, judicial review and employment law.

We look here at local authorities charging schools and academies for permanent exclusions and whether this is allowed by relevant legislation.

Schools have had their fair share of challenges over the past few years, with the pandemic, high inflation, and an escalating cost of living putting additional pressure on school budgets...

Health and Safety Executive guidance includes advice on supporting vulnerable workers and first aid cover during the pandemic

HMRC has published an updated version of its guidance on the furlough scheme and the Government's Direction setting out the underlying legislative scheme has also been published.