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Whistleblowers enjoy statutory protection from being subjected to a detriment or being dismissed as a result of making a disclosure which is both a "protected disclosure" and a "qualifying disclosure".

Surprisingly – yes! An Employment Tribunal ruled that a man who was called a "bald ****" by a colleague in the workplace was subjected to harassment related to sex.

When an employer decides to terminate an employee's employment, it is obviously important that notice of the termination is communicated to that individual.

On International Women's Day, the chancellor announced a new £5m fund designed to help women return to work after a long break

The prohibition against marital discrimination was initially introduced many years ago to protect women from being treated less favourably simply because of the fact that they were married or because of an employer’s fear that they would be soon leaving their employment to have children after marriage.

Employers should be aware that if severe obesity stops an employee carrying out their job, it can be considered a disability, says Katee Dias.

In a tax case just published, the Tax Chamber of the First Tier Tribunal has made an important decision which will have impact for employees and for employers in the tax treatment...

The following is a summary of new legislation and what is coming up to ensure that you remain aware of developments that could impact your business going forward.

The tripartite nature of the agency worker's relationship with the employment business and the end-user often makes it confusing for an agency worker to establish the correct party against whom to bring a claim.

Spousal maintenance is one of the most contentious issues between divorcing couples. How much; for how long; and what is it supposed to cover?

The use of celebrities to endorse products is widespread across the globe.

In 2011, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers programme to permit the introduction of new top level domains on the internet.

Many of you who are involved in the construction industry and property development will have heard the word 'adjudication',...

The recent case of Khurana v. Webster Construction Limited [2015] EWHC 758 (TCC) highlights the need for care when agreeing to be "bound" by an adjudicator's award.

Mr and Mrs Conway lived in a prestigious house in London, but in 2010 they decided to sell it with the intention of relocating to Cambridge.

The Defamation Act 2013 received Royal Assent last month – it has not yet come into force, but is expected to do so soon.

From what we can glean from the IOC's announcement on June 29 2015, the IOC has entered into an agreement with Discovery Communications, a US based global media company and the parent company of Eurosport.