Today at the #COVIDInquiry, barrister Sam Jacobs from @DoughtyStreet, instructed by Thompsons on behalf of @The_TUC questioned the former Health Minister Matt Hancock on critical issues of the government's response to the pandemic and the impact on workers: mandatory vaccinations, trust in public health policies, and the staffing challenges of Nightingale Hospitals #COVID19 https://t.co/j11etO2UsU
@ThompsonsLaw We were so deeply saddened and so very sorry to hear the devastating news. Emily was a beautiful person who’s warm, kind and caring disposition brought reassurance to so many asbestos victims. It was an absolute honour to have known her and she will be dearly missed by all. ❤️
The family of Anthony Morris, a former Gwent factory worker, are appealing for his former work colleagues to come forward with information about the working conditions he was exposed to after he sadly passed away from an asbestos-linked cancer last year. For further information or to provide details that might assist in Mr Morris’ case, please see here: https://t.co/qXgrn2PQQb
Thompsons Solicitors is deeply saddened by the tragic loss of Emily Thornton, a talented and dedicated lawyer at the firm, who passed away in hospital just days after a road collision in Wales on 5 November 2024. https://t.co/6D4n79JRSl
The latest episode of the @IERUK Podcast is now live! This week’s episode explores the complex issue of employment status and looks at the key elements of the Bill aimed at improving workers' rights, touching on zero-hour contracts, day one rights, the potential for employee coercion, and the impact of sectoral collective bargaining. Listen here: https://t.co/giPFSnuE30
Ready and waiting to welcome delegates to Unison Schools Support Staff seminar in Cardiff today, sharing info on the legal services we provide to members. Another fantastic programme of events and speakers lined up @ThompsonsLaw@UNISONWales
PCS has today won a stunning victory in the Supreme Court against government departments that withdrew the check-off facility. The victory opens the door for the union to now claim substantial further damages
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The Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the Public and Commercial Services Union @pcs_union in a landmark case confirming that the union can, as a third party, sue Government Departments for losses it suffered as a result of the removal of its members' rights to pay check-off payroll deductions for union dues. The judgment marks the first time the Supreme Court has examined the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999. More here: https://t.co/W9HSydFuBd #UKEmpLaw
We're pleased to announce the appointment of Fiona Belgian as our new North East Regional Managing Partner. Based in our Newcastle office, Fiona brings over two decades of legal expertise and leadership to her new role. Read more about Fiona's appointment here: https://t.co/E3i66g6q0k
Our national head of serious injury, Samantha Hemsley was delighted to attend the charity fundraiser last week arranged by @ExchangeC to recognise the amazing work being done to support victims of spinal cord injury by the Rooprai Spinal Trust @RSTrust.
A great day at the Welsh Labour Conference today in Llandudno - pictures feature partner from our trade union law group Neil Todd who spoke at the Fire & Rehire Fringe and partner Catherine Horner with Steve Belcher @unisontheunion Wales Regional Organiser and Becky Gittins the MP for Clywd East.
In awe of the incredible women speaking at the ‘Trade Union Women into Power’ fringe event @WelshLabour featuring our own @CEHornerlaw from @ThompsonsLaw - speaking on the role TU women can and must play in shaping Welsh politics @UNISONWales
It's been great to see such strong support for #Respect24 from @UKLabour politicians.
#TBT to the signing of our Pledge Wall at this year's Labour Party conference 👇
It’s National #RespectforShopworkersWeek. Thompsons proudly backs @UsdawUnion's #FreedomFromFear campaign to protect retail workers facing violence and abuse. Our Chief Executive Clare Mellor was pleased to show our support by signing the Usdaw campaign wall at the recent Labour Party Conference.
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The Supreme Court has ruled in favour of trade union members employed by the transport company Nexus on the Tyne and Wear Metro in a judgment that clarifies the legal standing of collective agreements and the rights of employees to enforce them. The judgment stems from a long-running dispute over Nexus’s interpretation of a 2012 agreement with @unitetheunion, @RMTunion and other unions, in which a productivity bonus was incorporated into employees’ basic pay. Read more here: https://t.co/bIcS92eoT9