Discrimination time limits: One off acts with ongoing consequences - my article here concerning the recent EAT case of Ahmed v Capital Arches Group Limited: https://t.co/MxTAqkEmU2
The article will also be part of our next monthly newsletter, coming soon!
#ukemplaw#hr#law
There is a new ET agenda form (as of last week). #ukemplaw practitioners may wish to update their templates. It uses simpler language, inc. new issues such as panel composition & interestingly under the list of issues says, "Only fill this box in if you are legally represented".
.@3PB_EDG employment team ‘packed full of top-tier barristers’. Top tier in Western & South Eastern in the #Legal500. 16 of its 25 juniors ranked. A record 28 individual rankings across the 4 Circuits.
Well done all! #EmploymentLaw
View results here https://t.co/uM7uwfyPlH
@easyJet I am in EZY8538 due to have left at 16.15 but now returned to Faro due to a bird strike. We have simply been told to get off the plane and check your app. I cannot download the app. Can you please tell me what the plan is for getting us to Gatwick?
.@3PB_EDG July #ukemplaw law newsletter celebrates new Head of Chambers Liz McGrath KC, Deputy HoC @DRParratt KC.
Edited by @naomiruthwebber, read analysis from @benamunwa Grace Holden, Alex Leonhardt, Robin Pickard, Daniel Brown and Emma Greening. https://t.co/q8VolRj6da
Interesting discussion about the role of apologies below, something often very important in #ukemplaw given the strength of feelings involved. It cites s.2 Compensation Act, “an apology...shall not of itself amount to an admission" so it's unclear how much change there could be.
Claiming dismissal as a whistleblowing detriment - my article about the recent case of Wicked Vision v Rice. A complex issue that considers Osipov and its limits, including detailed analysis of its 'ratio decidendi' https://t.co/tn3bfNwtxN #ukemplaw#hr#employmentlaw
Welcome to the latest edition of our employment law newsletter, edited by Head of Group @CraigLudlow1.
We celebrate a judicial appointment and include case analysis from Craig, Sarah Clarke, Jo Laxton and Mark Green.
#EmploymentLaw#ukemplaw https://t.co/y52OFOcd9b
January @3PB_EDG Employment Law newsletter now available, with analysis from Grace Holden, Alex Leonhardt, Naomi Webber and Colin McDevitt. @RUSSELLPORTER25#employmentlaw#ukemplaw
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EAT: job applicant could not bring whistleblowing detriment claim; applicant not a ‘worker’ under S.47B ERA and purposive interpretation not required to protect Article 10 ECHR rights applying Supreme Court’s decision in Gilham v MoJ #ukemplaw https://t.co/ACMfy8RgNy
Latest #ukemplaw newsletter, inc. my recent EAT success in showing perversity AND the EAT could substitute its view AND that view was to dismiss the claim . Issues inc. how to construct hypothetical comparators and the test in a constructive dismissal claim. #employmentlaw#hr
Season's greetings from @3PB_EDG employment law team. Enjoy our latest newsletter edited by Gareth Graham, with analysis from @JEnglandCounsel Andrew MacPhail and Emma Greening.
#EmploymentLaw#UKEmplaw
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Welcome to our #employmentlaw newsletter edited by Charlotte Hadfield, with analysis from @Charlotte3PB, @CraigLudlow1 and Alex Leonhardt.
Click below for the latest employment news and read about our team's #recruitment drive.
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The Employment and Discrimination Group at 3PB invites applications from established practitioners to join our highly regarded team.
To learn more, please click here: https://t.co/tzLypEy6y0
#employmentlaw#vacancy#barrister
3PB congratulates its Employment and discrimination law team for achieving 3 new rankings in the Midlands, while retaining its Band 1 ranking in two Circuits in Chambers and Partners’ 2024 edition.
View the full results here: https://t.co/qlqWEbR2OU
#chambersandpartner2024
'Only 3% of whistleblowing claims are successful at hearing’ - my analysis of the data behind this statistic is presented within 3PB's latest newsletter, below. Spoiler - although accurate, there's more to it than this figure suggests #ukemplaw#employmentlaw#hr
At an event organised by @PregnantScrewed where shadow equalities minister Anneliese Dodds commits to extending time limit for employment claims to six months.
3PB's Sarah Clarke has successfully represented the appellant in Employment Appeal Tribunal decision as to the relevance of location of the business in a TUPE transfer.
To learn more and access the full judgment, please click here: https://t.co/O3LbnCDsyZ
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