Author Archives: Gareth
Employment law and unpaid internships
Does employment law mean that interns should be paid whilst being trained? In November 2016, ...
Nov
Bisexual wage gap: the unseen sex discrimination
A much-talked-about type of sex discrimination is the fact that women earn about 20% less ...
Nov
Birmingham employment solicitors watch 911 case
Birmingham’s employment solicitors are watching the case of a teaching assistant who was sacked for ...
Nov
Is a judge protected by whistleblowing laws?
The Employment Appeal Tribunal has just given an important judgement on whistleblowing law in the ...
Nov
Case study: Charlie’s vaping disciplinary
From time to time we tell you about a Birmingham employment law case we have ...
Nov
Employment tribunal cases in decline
Note: a subsequent legal change has affected the accuracy of this material. Employment tribunal claims against employers ...
Nov
Employment solicitors take aim at Tesco
We read that multi-claimant employment solicitors Leigh Day are taking a class action against Tesco, who ...
Nov
Employment law, tattoos and piercings
Tattoos and piercings are more popular than ever. A 2015 study by the British Association ...
Nov
Case study: Baljinder the bus driver
From time to time we tell you about a Birmingham employment law case we have ...
Nov
Rewarding attendance – an employment lawyers’ view
It has been reported that Argos are paying an extra 80p per hour to their ...
Oct