employment lawyers
employment lawyers
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by Ian Mann - 2006-12-20
Under the TUPE Regulations 1981, it was always possible for an employee to make a claim for constructive dismissal when, after the transfer, the new employer had broken or threatened to break the e...
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by Ian Mann - 2006-12-29
Introduction1. The Freedom of Information Act 2000 (�the Act') and the Environmental Information Regulations 2004 (�the EIR') have created a small number of cases that have made significant jur...
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by Rosanna Cooper - 2007-01-31
An employee who had been employed since 1997 tried unsuccessfully to claim that she had been unfairly and constructively dismissed in the case of Hughes v Gibson and Others (trading as Blanford House ...
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by Rosanna Cooper - 2007-01-31
The employee in the case of Cairns v Visteon UK Ltd [2007], had been employed as an administrative assistant from 1998 until the 29th of May 2005. From a point around 2001, the employee's services had...
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by Ian Mann - 2007-02-22
In the recent case of Chairman and Governors of Amweil View School v Mrs C Dogherty UKEAT/0243/06/DA, Mrs. Dogherty who was a teaching assistant at the Amweil View School, covertly recorded her discip...
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by Ian Mann - 2007-03-11
1. Prolonged stress built up over the course of time through exposure to an excessive workload, long working hours or the breakdown of a working relationship can go unnoticed until too late. The quest...
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by Ian Mann - 2007-03-25
The Child Support Agency ('CSA') is able to order what some of us remember as 'Garnishee Orders' against employers in order to siphon-off a percentage of an employee's income for the purpose of collec...
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by Ian Mann - 2007-04-04
The Protection from Harassment Act 1997 makes harassment both a criminal and civil offence, it was intended to deal with the problem of stalking.Section 1 - Prohibition of HarassmentA person must not ...
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by Ian Mann - 2007-05-01
1 "Disclosure is one of the most important - as well as one of the most abused - of the procedures relating to criminal trials. There needs to be a sea-change in the approach of both judges and the pa...
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by Ian Mann - 2007-06-28
In the recent case of Rockall v DEFRA (22 March 2007) [2007] EWCA Div 614 the Divisional Court was asked to decide two fundamentally important issues as to when proceedings for regulatory offences are...
