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ECJ unexpectedly finds in favour of employer in Alemo-Herron vs. Parkwood Leisure TUPE Case
19 July 2013
Trade unionists and lawyers have been waiting with baited breath for the decision, which it had been hoped would change TUPE law in favour of employees.
Lack of workplace heat law challenged
19 July 2013
An Early Day Motion has been put forward by Labour MP Linda Riordan to challenge the lack of a workplace heat law in the UK.
Collective bargaining is key to equality, report says
19 July 2013
A report by independent think tank the Smith Institute has concluded that trade union freedoms are key to greater earnings equality in the UK.
Govt leaps for trade union restrictions at the first sniff of a lobbying debate
17 July 2013
As anyone who has been following Prime Minister's Questions recently knows, the Tories have put their best efforts into deflecting any serious issue with yet another bash at the unions, and the critical problem of political lobbying is being twisted in the very same way.
Judicial review on employment tribunal fees to be held next week
12 July 2013
A judicial review on employment tribunal fees brought by law firm Fox and Partners will be heard by the Court of Session in Edinburgh next week.
Govt calls for evidence on EU employment law: from businesses only
12 July 2013
The Coalition is making it glaringly obvious it does not feel the need to listen to the voices of workers when it comes to employment law, despite the fact it is employees who are the most vulnerable to negative impacts from changes to legislation.
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