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did an Employment Tribunal judge err when he considered the ET3 as a whole in assessing an application for costs by the Claimant under ET Rule 76(1)(b)?

Yes, according to HHJ Tayler in the recent EAT case of Opalkova v Acquire. The Claimant’s ET1 contained...

The International NGO, Global Witness, has submitted a complaint to the Equality and Human Rights Commission in respect...

Many employers operate an income protection insurance policy, which means that if you are incapacitated from carrying out...

Yes, held the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) in Moore v Phoenix Product Development Limited. But caution should be...

As the schools return, the leaves start to brown and days shorten, the great British summer draws to...

Anyone who has tried to run an automatic unfair dismissal claim related to whistleblowing will know that they...

Did an email suggesting intent to dismiss an employee prior to a disciplinary hearing fall within the iniquity...

No, held the Court of Appeal in Gwynedd Council v Barratt & Other. Ms Barrett and Ms...

The summer holidays are over, my children are back at school (hopefully for an uninterrupted academic year of...