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A legal duty to tackle inequality: Scotland first, Wales next, England when?
This month a public consultation is underway in Wales looking at implementing a duty on…
Read MoreCombatting Period Poverty – Launch of Government scheme
Three years ago, Amika George, then a 17-year old school girl, started #FreePeriods, a grassroots…
Read MoreNew podcast: privacy and anonymity orders in the Employment Tribunal
Chris Milsom and Tamar Burton discuss the growing trend towards using anonymity and privacy protection…
Read MoreEquality implications of government decision-making and artificial intelligence
Robin Allen QC and Dee Masters were instructed over the summer by The Legal Education…
Read MoreKey questions regarding couriers employment status referred to CJEU
The Watford Employment Tribunal has today agreed to refer to the Court of Justice of…
Read MoreDistinctly Average: statistics, rate of pay and shifting burden of proof in equal pay claims
The Court of Appeal in McNeil v Commissioners for her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs has…
Read MoreTech Con returns for 2019 -Tickets are available to purchase now
After a hugely successful conference in 2017 the much awaited Tech Con is returning to…
Read MoreCloisters barrister secures working rights for National Gallery Educators
In a high-profile and landmark ruling understood to be the first “gig economy” challenge in…
Read MoreSir Stephen Sedley publishes Law and the Whirligig of Time
Sir Stephen Sedley has published a new book, ‘Law and the Whirligig of Time‘. Drawing…
Read MoreCatherine Casserley instructed for severely disabled boy suing theme park
Specialist equality and discrimination barrister Catherine Casserley is instructed for 11 year old Adam George,…
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