Iceland faces fine for breaking minimal wage rules
HMRC accuses the discount supermarket chain of breaking minimum wage rules with a Christmas savings scheme.
Category: Employment Law News
Workers are risking GDPR penalties by forwarding work emails to personal accounts
Are good intentions enough to excuse GDPR breaches?
Uber drivers are entitled to workers rights, says Court of Appeal
Uber has lost its appeal against a landmark gig economy ruling,
White Paper sets out post-Brexit rules for migrant workers
Under proposed new immigration rules, low-skilled workers from EU countries will no longer have the automatic right to work in the UK after Brexit,
Government to launch code of practice to tackle sexual harassment in the workplace
A package of 12 announcements has been launched by Government to tackle sexual harassment at work.
Government announces workplace reforms to protect the modern workforce
Will plans announced by Government to improve the rights of workers on zero-hour contracts, agency employees and those working in the gig economy, live…
Unsigned contract case delivers fresh warning to employers
A fresh warning to employers on the importance of ensuring all employees sign their contracts of employment.
Deliveroo riders lose latest legal battle over collective bargaining rights
Deliveroo riders lose appeal against CAC decision from November 2017.
Staff working out of hours could be breaching GDPR
New research reveals that finding a work/life balance is important to both wellbeing and ensuring employees are GDPR-
Sacked vegan claims discrimination in landmark case
Landmark case points to implications of protected characteristics.
Ethnicity pay gap reporting scrutinised
What has urged government to go further with its Ethnicity Pay Gap reporting?
10 crucial employment law changes for 2019
2019, looks like another busy year for new employment laws. Here we list ten.
Half of British employees want clarity on social media policies
Should employers be updating their social media policies for employees?
Business leaders unite for mental health
What big companies have called on the government to prioritise its manifesto claim?
Addison Lee loses appeal on workers’ rights
The latest ruling to go against gig-economy companies ruled that British drivers at car service Addison Lee are workers, entitling them to rights such…