French, Dutch and Irish crews retained as questions grow over legality of P&O Ferries’ decision to axe 800 crews. The post P&O Ferries ‘sees crews as collateral damage and has priced in... Read more »
Employment tribunals have been deciding coronavirus-related cases throughout 2021. We set out 10 key first-instance rulings related to the pandemic from which employers can learn lessons. The post Covid-related employment cases: 10... Read more »
Worker in France who didn’t know he had Covid-19 despite taking a test was dismissed for serious misconduct. The post ‘I went to get a Covid-19 test and now I’ve lost my... Read more »
A BP employee in Australia who lost his job after sending colleagues a Hitler meme parodying the company’s wage negotiations… The post Employee sacked for using Hitler meme wins pay out appeared... Read more »
A BP employee in Australia who lost his job after sending colleagues a Hitler meme parodying the company’s wage negotiations… The post BP employee sacked for using Hitler meme wins pay out... Read more »
Australian BP employee wins on appeal after mocking pay negotiations with well known Hitler meme from the film Downfall. The post Downfall of BP worker averted after appeal victory appeared first on... Read more »
A judge who is attempting to be recognised as a “worker”, therefore entitling her to certain employment rights, is taking...
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Two individual directors have been held liable for the unfair sacking of a whistleblower for the first time, in a...
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A letter that gives one month’s notice should not automatically be interpreted as a letter of resignation, an employment appeal...
Two-thirds of employers back the introduction of a right for agency workers and zero-hours contract workers to request a stable...
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