Archive for October 2017
The Place of Gender in Equality Law
Robin Allen QC, Rachel Crasnow QC and Catherine Casserley will be speaking at the DLA…
Read MoreSchona Jolly QC speaks out over Myanmar’s Rohingya crisis in Parliament
Schona Jolly QC, on behalf of the Bar Human Rights Committee, was part of a…
Read MoreReach of whistleblowing provisions put to the test in Bamieh v FCO and ors
The Employment Appeal Tribunal will consider the landmark appeal of Maria Bamieh v FCO and…
Read MoreTribunal rejects claim of religious discrimination by NHS Non-Executive Director opposed to same-sex adoption (Page v NHS Trust Development Authority)
Last week London South Employment Tribunal dismissed a claim by Richard Page for religious discrimination.…
Read MoreDaphne Romney QC discusses sexual harassment on BBC Radio interview
Sexual harassment is very much in the news with allegations made against high profile people…
Read MoreAl-Hijrah School: Gender segregation as direct discrimination and other lessons
Rachel Barrett and Siân McKinley consider the recent Court of Appeal judgment on gender segregation,…
Read MoreCloisters barristers seek to make new whistleblowing law for judges
Until the case of Gilham v MOJ there was no authority addressing whether judges work…
Read MoreUnintentionally wide non-compete clause: A warning from the Court of Appeal in Egon Zehnder Ltd v Tillman
Having previously blogged on this case (see here for that blog on Egon Zehnder Ltd…
Read MoreA Guide to using Statistics in Employment and Equality Litigation
Numbers can be anathema to many lawyers. Yet statistics are a useful weapon in the…
Read MoreCloisters’ Legal 500 Rankings
Cloisters is delighted to announce that it is has been ranked as a leading employment,…
Read More