Discrimination

Articles

Employers 'must review policies'

Sick workers can claim payments in lieu after EAT ruling

Premises, premises

In the first of two articles on the application of the Equality Act in the housing sector, Jim Shepherd and Robert Latham consider how the new premises provisions dovetail with other anti-discrimination rules

EHRC hits back in row over Christians

Stonewall 'deeply disturbed' by attempt to intervene in cases

Stifling the debate

The principle that the law should be the same for all has been challenged by doctors and science commentators who say they have been unfairly targeted by organisations trying to stifle medical debate. With the defamation bill now making its way through parliament, one doctor and one science journalist sued for libel explain why they believe the law needs changing.

Stonewall 'deeply disturbed' by EHRC decision to back Christians

Gay rights group Stonewall has said it is “deeply disturbed” by the Equality and Human Rights Commission's decision to intervene in four human rights cases on the side of Christians.

Conveyancing and divorce top of consumer complaints

Conveyancing snags and divorce outcomes top the list of consumer complaints against lawyers.

In-Deed's market value jumps to £11.23m on AIM launch

In-Deed, the conveyancing service launched by Rightmove's founder Harry Hill, launched on the stock market this morning with a share price of 42 pence.

Update: employment

Sue Ashtiany provides a whistlestop tour of the coalition's latest forays into employment law