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Discrimination awards increase from April

Discrimination claims can be expensive. Very expensive. Compensation is uncapped.

Pencil iconBy Angela Gorton on 8th April 2021
Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 and Charity related matters

Mergers

This is the second in a series of articles addressing the pressures on charities to find alternative sources of funding as the impact of the

Pencil iconBy Katie Dawson on 31st March 2021
Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 and Charity related matters

Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 (the “Act”) – UPDATE

As I mentioned in my article in July 2020, the Act introduced two new insolvency provisions: a Moratorium (see now Part A1 Insolvency Act 1986 as amended)

Pencil iconBy Katie Dawson on 26th March 2021
My Passion by James Richardson 1

My Passion by James Richardson

Producing his own salumi is the recipe for living La Dolce Vita for James Richardson, managing partner at Lupton Fawcett

Pencil iconBy James Richardson on 24th March 2021
Secret CCTV and the right to privacy

Sharp rise in multiple cases being brought to the Employment Tribunal

The Employment Tribunal has seen a significant increase in multiple cases being brought compared to figures from 2019.

Pencil iconBy Wendo Chimimba on 19th March 2021
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Is there a right to be paid in lieu of carried over holiday where this has previously been taken unpaid?

The recent case of Smith v Pimlico Plumbers Ltd answers this question, which we explore below.

Pencil iconBy Kathryn Moorhouse on 18th March 2021
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Changes to National Minimum Wage

April 2021 sees an increase to various statutory pay rates and changes to the National Minimum wage rates (and age at which certain rates are received).

Pencil iconBy Angela Gorton on 12th March 2021
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Furlough scheme extended

In his March budget, the Chancellor announced that the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme will be extended once again.

Pencil iconBy Alex Evans on 4th March 2021
Secret CCTV and the right to privacy

“Fair Dismissal” says Employment Tribunal for employee who refused to wear a face mask

The Employment Tribunal did not uphold an unfair dismissal claim brought by an employee who was dismissed by their employer after refusing to wear a

Pencil iconBy Wendo Chimimba on 3rd March 2021
Glenn Jaques talks to us about his favourite places in Sheffield

Glenn Jaques talks to us about his favourite places in Sheffield

Glenn Jaques is a partner with Yorkshire law firm Lupton Fawcett. He has lived and worked in Sheffield for most of his life and joined

Pencil iconBy Glenn Jaques on 1st March 2021
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End of the £95,000 cap on public sector exit payments

On 4 November 2020, The Restriction of Public Sector Exit Payments Regulations 2020 SI 2020/1122 (Regulations), implemented a cap of £95,000 on exit payments for public sector authorities as well

Pencil iconBy Sabrina Rahman on 26th February 2021
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Uber drivers were workers

The Supreme Court has now reached its decision on Uber’s appeal against the finding that its drivers were workers – and it’s not good

Pencil iconBy Alex Evans on 22nd February 2021
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