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The string of cases concerned with the extent of philosophical beliefs protected under discrimination law has continued, with a recent employment tribunal finding that a belief in paying respects by wearing a poppy from All Souls' Day on 2 November to Remembrance Sunday is not a philosophical belief protected under discrimination law
Following weeks of wrangling in the coalition over the extent to which workers' rights are blocking job creation Vince Cable has announced "the most radical shake-up of employment law in decades"
