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Howls of outrage greeted a Tribunal’s decision to rule unfair the dismissal of an employee on sick leave. The individual in question, a Mr Kane

After what seems to have been years of threats and posturing and well-reported excursions through the lower Courts, Initially, 3 Uber drivers applied to the

As the economy stagnates and the nation is furloughed, the Employment Tribunal is, along with everything else in the country, attempting to adapt to a

Covid-19 and its effects have impacted upon society (and societies globally) to an extent usually only seen in all-out conflict, or overwhelming natural disasters. As

As a response to the initial impact of coronavirus and ‘Lockdown’, HMG introduced the first iteration of the ‘Furlough Scheme’ on 19 March last year,

IR 35 has for a long time been an apparent morass of conflicting opinions and advice (all with the best of intentions) which, if misinterpreted,

After all of the furore and (almost) endless debate and invective, it finally happened. Brexit actually did get done, overnight and we were all still