Employment Tribunal

Sainsbury’s signs EHRC agreement

Sainsbury’s has signed a legally binding document with the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) after it was found liable…

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Temperature checking employees – don’t get your fingers burnt in an employment tribunal

As lockdown eases, retailers are looking closely at sensible practical measures that they can implement to help minimise the risk…

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Furlough – what next?

The Government’s Job Retention Scheme was set up urgently to support employers and protect employees during lockdown. Such state intervention,…

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Clarks wins unfair dismissal case against former CEO

Clarks has won its legal battle against its former CEO Mike Shearwood who claimed unfair dismissal, after an employment tribunal…

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Former Clarks CEO launches legal battle over misconduct claims

The former CEO of shoe retailer Clarks has launched a legal battle against the company, after he was ousted last…

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Sainsbury’s fails to get Equal Pay claims struck out

An employment tribunal has rejected Sainsbury’s argument that equal pay claims for store staff should be struck out. Following the…

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Evolving employment laws – the future of workers’ rights

Since 2010, the UK has experienced lower unemployment rates across every region, underpinned by a strong and innovative labour market…

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Asda loses equal pay claim battle

The Court of Appeal has upheld the ruling that Asda store staff can compare their roles with those in the…

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Law firm launches equal pay claims against Morrisons

A law firm has launched its first batch of equal pay claims in an employment tribunal with Morrisons, on behalf…

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Former Co-op director claims she was fired over equal pay claim

The former HR director of the Co-op, Sam Walker, has claimed she was fired from the company after raising an…

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