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The recent case of Rees v Windsor-Clive has provided useful guidance on how a right of entry reserved to a landlord by a lease should be interpreted.
DAC Beachcroft's Employment Matters focuses on some of the most interesting cases and events occurring within the Employment Law sector. 1. Employment ...
A professional cyclist who participated in a training programme run by British Cycling was neither an employee nor a worker. THE FACTS At a young age, ...
The EAT has held that an employment tribunal could make a recommendation in a successful reasonable adjustments claim that the employer give an undert ...
The EAT has held that a profitability bonus should not be included in holiday pay for 1.6 weeks’ of the workers’ statutory holiday entitlement. THE FA ...
More details have been published about the Government’s Job Retention Bonus and legislation has come into force governing the calculation of statutory ...
We have already alerted you to the fact that the Government has resurrected the idea of caps to public sector exit payments. However, since our alert, ...
On 13 March 2020 the High Court of Justice sanctioned a recommended cash offer by Anglo American PLC for the entire issued and to be issued share capi ...
A little later than expected but today sees the publication of what has been heralded by the Prime Minister and Housing Minister, Robert Jenrick, as a ...
