Posts Tagged ‘Employment’
Bitter taste for Byron staff – how to handle the immigration obligations
By Sally Cowen Last week Byron, the upmarket burger chain called their employees into a…
Read MoreSarah Fraser Butlin acts in whistle-blowing case that re-ignites worker status debate
Rachel Barrett considers the recent decision McTigue v University Hospital Bristol NHS Foundation Trust, in…
Read MoreThe Simmons v Castle debate continues
Sarah Fraser Butlin considers the most recent EAT judgment on the issue in Olayemi v…
Read MoreRachel Crasnow QC and Rachel Barrett represent whistleblowing judge in landmark EAT appeal
Rachel Crasnow QC and Rachel Barrett presented what the MOJ described as a ‘revolutionary’ argument…
Read MoreELA briefing features innovative articles by Cloisters
Cloisters is consistently at the cutting edge of legal analysis. The July edition of ELA…
Read MoreCaspar Glyn QC to speak at the ILS Annual Oxford Conference
Cloisters is delighted to be involved again in this year’s Industrial Law Society’s (ILS) Annual…
Read MoreSupreme Court to determine first CJEU reference post Brexit referendum
Robin Allen QC and Rachel Crasnow QC are in the Supreme Court today [Thursday 7…
Read MoreDisappointment for victims of trafficking
Schona Jolly considers what comes next after the Supreme Court rejects the race discrimination claim…
Read MoreBrexit and Mrs Webb: Return of the sick man versus pregnant woman?
By Rachel Crasnow QC The EU widened the scope of protection against gender discrimination considerably.…
Read MoreCaspar Glyn QC to speak at the ILS Annual Oxford Conference
Cloisters is delighted to be involved in this year’s Industrial Law Society’s (ILS) Annual Conference…
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