Guy Bredenkamp
DAC Beachcroft
Articles
Working around COVID-19: new guidance for employers
United Kingdom - May 12 2020 Following the Prime Minister’s statement on Sunday setting out the plan for easing the lockdown, the Government published sector-specific guidance to...
Construction focus: worker status developments
United Kingdom - August 31 2018 As 2017 drew to a close and the door to 2018 opened, the issue of worker status remains a key issue, particularly for those employers who engage an...
Collective Bargaining: outsourced workers not entitled to collectively bargain with "De Facto" employer
United Kingdom - February 8 2018 The Central Arbitration Committee has rejected a claim that outsourced workers employed at a university should be entitled to bargain collectively...
Ceri Fuller, Louise Bloomfield, Deborah Hely, Alex Lock, Nick Chronias, Udara Ranasinghe, Khurram Shamsee, Richard Loxley, Georgina Rowley, James Rhodes, Katy Horner, Philip Harman, David Sims.
Whistleblowing: the person subjecting a whistleblower to a detriment must be personally motivated by a protected disclosure
United Kingdom - February 8 2018 The EAT has decided that, to be liable for a detriment under whistleblowing legislation, a person who subjects a worker to a detriment must personally...
Ceri Fuller, Louise Bloomfield, Deborah Hely, Alex Lock, Nick Chronias, Udara Ranasinghe, Khurram Shamsee, Richard Loxley, Georgina Rowley, James Rhodes, Katy Horner, Philip Harman, David Sims.
Covert Surveillance: does it breach the right to privacy?
European Union - February 8 2018 The use of hidden cameras did violate the right to privacy of employees who were dismissed for theft, according to the European Court of Human Rights...
Ceri Fuller, Louise Bloomfield, Deborah Hely, Alex Lock, Nick Chronias, Udara Ranasinghe, Khurram Shamsee, Richard Loxley, Georgina Rowley, James Rhodes, Katy Horner, Philip Harman, David Sims.
