Update on EEA applications for UK Permanent Residence
Due to continuing uncertainty following the Brexit vote, EEA nationals who qualify are acting now to secure their right to […]
Due to continuing uncertainty following the Brexit vote, EEA nationals who qualify are acting now to secure their right to […]
The case of CT PLUS (Yorkshire) CIC v. Black and ors looked at whether a change in bus service from […]
An American football team, the San Francisco 49ers, has dismissed its player Bruce Miller following his arrest on suspicion of […]
In this month’s issue we consider the case of Dronsfield v. University of Reading, in particular the EAT’s observations in […]
In this issue, we look at whether Britain’s decision to leave the European Union is actually likely to have a […]
Sir Richard Branson is reaching out to the talent among ex-offenders and encouraging other businesses to look past individuals’ criminal […]
Further to our post last week on the Immigration Act 2016 (“Are You Ready For Tomorrow“), UK Visas and Immigration […]
The German vice chancellor has called on certain EU countries (including Italy and France) to offer young British citizens who […]
Representatives of the British Medical Association (BMA) met recently to discuss the possibility of allowing employees to take up to […]
The holiday season is upon us and workers have dreams of lying on beaches and splashing in the sea. […]
In this issue we look into the implications of misusing data in the employment context. In particular, we utline recent […]
During our Annual Update seminar on 27 April 2016, we discussed some of the legislative changes that employers should look […]