Practice Notes: Employment
Methodist ministers are employees, appeal judges rule
Methodist ministers are employees and have the same unfair dismissal rights as other workers, the
Employers 'hugely reassured' by unfair dismissal ruling
Supreme Court restricts common la
MoJ plans to charge employment tribunal fees of up to £1,750
Justice minister Jonathan Djanogly has launched plans to charge fees ranging from £200 to £1,750
Supreme Court blocks common law unfair dismissal claims
The Supreme Court has refused to allow workers to bring common law claims against their employers
Claims game
Increasing the qualifying period for dismissal and introducing fees for tribunal litigation have
Employment lawyers in angry reaction to No10 report
Former Apax boss tells prime minister to scrap unfair dismissa
Former Apax boss tells Cameron to scrap unfair dismissal laws
Adrian Beecroft, former senior managing partner of global private equity and venture capital firm
Employment update
Sue Ashtiany considers the default retirement age, the new regulations for agency workers, the
Poorest workers will not pay tribunal fees, minister says
Workers on the lowest salaries will be exempted from paying fees at employment tribunals,
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