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Ed Bowyer Hogan Lovells

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Can't pay, must pay – tribunal's costs award against claimant upheld *

United Kingdom - June 17 2013
The claimant brought various discrimination, harassment and whistleblowing claims against the Council, a previous employer from whom she had TUPE…

Co-authors: Elizabeth Slattery .


New summer timetable – settlement agreements and other reforms *

United Kingdom - June 17 2013
The new Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act re-names compromise agreements "settlement agreements" and, once the relevant provisions come into force…

Co-authors: Elizabeth Slattery .


All in it together? Large redundancy pool could have worked if selection had been fair *

United Kingdom - June 17 2013
Contract Bottling Ltd v Cave arose out of a redundancy exercise conducted by a company which needed to make cuts in administration and accounts staff…

Co-authors: Elizabeth Slattery .


Grievances – handle with care *

United Kingdom - June 10 2013
In Martin v Devonshires Solicitors the EAT found that it was not victimisation to dismiss an employee who had raised a number of unfounded grievances…

Co-authors: Elizabeth Slattery .


Out with the old… *

United Kingdom - June 10 2013
In late 2011 the Government asked Mr Justice Underhill to conduct a wholesale review of the rules governing Employment Tribunal procedure. Among…

Co-authors: Elizabeth Slattery .


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