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Following the well-publicised Uber case, the key conclusion from the Employment Tribunal's recent judgment is that their drivers are to be classed as workers.
In a written ministerial statement published by the Education Secretary, Justine Greening, on the 27 October, the Education for All Bill was axed. This moves away
Our Practical Strategies conference could not have come at a better time this year as Brexit, ed policy and the Goddard inquiry produced a cloud of uncertainty over the education sector.
It has been reported that a group of long-serving Tesco workers have brought age discrimination claims against the supermarket, since its decision to reduce wages for staff working antisocial hours
A widely reported case resulted in the Northern Ireland Court of Appeal ruling that the refusal to decorate a cake with the message 'Support Gay Marriage' was discriminatory.
The government has launched a consultation to obtain views on the draft regulations for the calculation, payment and reporting of the apprenticeship levy which comes into effect in April 2017.
The vote to leave the EU on 23 June 2016 does not of itself change anything for EEA nationals currently living and exercising a Treaty Right in the UK.
Making effective use of assets is a key obligation for local authorities. The trick is ensuring how to deliver best value in development projects, especially where local authorities are taking the lead with other bodies.
In this article we review the continued evolution of the planning system over the course of 2016, and consider how the optimism of local government planners will continue to be tested through 2017 as pressure mounts to build new houses.
It has been a busy year for anyone looking to stay on top of data protection and privacy law. What are the key risks and developments that public authorities should be keeping in mind going forward?