Hogan Lovells | United Kingdom | 9 Feb 2023
In our Employment Horizons publication, we have reflected on some of the key themes impacting multi-national employers in 2023. These include…
Hogan Lovells | United Kingdom | 20 Jul 2022
The UK’s Supreme Court has confirmed that “part year” workers are entitled to 5.6 weeks’ holiday. Their holiday entitlement should not be pro-rated to…
Hogan Lovells | United Kingdom | 18 Jul 2022
The Court of Appeal in England and Wales decided that an employer was entitled to dismiss and offer to re-engage employees on new terms in order to…
Hogan Lovells | European Union | 25 Apr 2022
Difficult employment issues can arise during an international business purchase and what is straightforward in one country can prove challenging in…
Hogan Lovells | United Kingdom | 13 Jul 2021
Managing an employee who has persistent short or medium term ill-health absence is difficult for an employer. Dismissing an employee whose attendance…
Hogan Lovells | United Kingdom | 5 Jul 2021
An employee will succeed with an indirect sex discrimination claim if she can show that her employer applied a provision, criterion or practice (PCP)…
Hogan Lovells | United Kingdom | 5 Jul 2021
Independent trade unions are entitled to apply for compulsory recognition on behalf of workers in a bargaining unit if certain conditions are met. The…
Hogan Lovells | United Kingdom | 30 Jun 2021
The FRC has commissioned research by Royal Holloway, University of London and the Involvement and Participation Association to look at how companies…
Hogan Lovells | United Kingdom | 21 Jun 2021
A belief is a philosophical belief for the purposes of the Equality Act if it meets the five conditions established in the case Grainger plc v…