One of the main issues arising from zero hours contracts is the confusion over employment status of the individual.
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Cineworld in Hot Water Over Hot Dog
Mr Meade was sacked and pursued a claim for Unfair Dismissal.
Read More »The Reserve Forces (Payment to Employers and Partners) Regulations 2014
Small Businesses are now entitled to claim up to £500 a month for absentee Reservists
Read More »Food Inspector unfairly sacked for “liking” Facebook comment about boss being attacked with chair
Mr Blue, a food inspector was sacked after “liking” a Facebook comment about his boss being attacked with a chair.
Read More »Ante-natal Rights for Fathers
From 1 Oct 2014 expectant fathers, or the partner of a pregnant woman, can take unpaid time off work to attend ante-natal appointments with their partner.
Read More »Can the Defence of Illegality Operate to Defend Complaints of Discrimination?
The case serves as a reminder that illegal contracts will not necessarily be defeated by the defence of illegality.
Read More »Duty to make reasonable adjustments and redundancy
Careful advice should always be taken to ensure that any adjustments properly address any disadvantage and are reasonable in the circumstances.
Read More »Dismissal based on previous live final written warning was fair
Claimant was dismissed for an act of misconduct, whilst he had a live final written warning on file.
Read More »What is working time? The “on-call” debate continues…
This case widens the scope of what is regarded as “working time” for on-call staff under the WTR.
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