Employment

Articles

Employment tribunal fees discourage claims

Access to justice should not be a revenue generator, says Chancery Lane

When a gift is a gift and not a bribe

Elizabeth Maxwell considers the law on giving and receiving gifts in the workplace

Employment tribunal reform should be handled with care

Digitally excluded and vulnerable groups must be protected, say lawyers

Sir Oliver Heald QC outlines LASPO review timetable

Justice minister working 'within straitjacket' of UK's finances

Naughty or nice?

Sean Jones QC considers whether employment lawyers' Christmas wishes will come true, with more gig economy cases and new gender pay gap regulations to look forward to in 2017

Dealing with bereavement at work

Compassion requires flexibility when dealing with bereaved employees, writes Tilly Harries

MoJ discriminated against judges, tribunal finds

Lord Chancellor fails to show treatment of claimants 'to be a proportionate means of achieving a legitimate aim' in pensions dispute

Religious beliefs over secular values

Alex Bearman discusses how equality laws apply to employment for the purposes of an organised religion