Statue of Lady Justice

Misclassification

UK think tanks call for crackdown on “bogus” self-employment

Labour government urged to use new Fair Work Agency to more effectively tackle abusive employers

The entrance to the Supreme Court in Westminster, London, England

Disputes

Part-timers not subject to greater burden of proof, Supreme Court clarifies

UK employers must consider how seemingly neutral policies can disproportionately affect some workers, experts warn

Bristol University

Disputes

UK appeal tribunal upholds protection for anti-Zionist views

University of Bristol loses landmark appeal over dismissal of academic accused of making antisemitic remarks

Alice Nicholls, Outer Temple Chambers

Community

Outer Temple Chambers adds junior from 3PB

Grace Nicholls has “exceptional track record” to expand set’s service in “increasingly busy practice area”

US Congress

Politics

NLRB regains power to rewrite labour law after Senate “rams through” nominees

Confirmation of two board members restores the three-vote threshold needed to overturn major precedents in a blow to organised labour

Disputes

EAT upholds race discrimination complaint against Johnson & Johnson

Pharmaceutical giant fails to overturn finding that manager’s report outlining “Nigerian traits” amounted to racial profiling

Harassment

eBay agrees to $56m settlement in harassment case

Former employees sent couple cockroaches and mask covered in pigs’ blood to stop negative coverage on e-commerce site

Disputes

Warner Bros files exec poaching suit against Amazon in LA

Entertainment giant accuses global streaming platform of riding on Hollywood’s coattails

Family leave

Goldman Sachs ordered to pay male banker £1.45m in parental leave dispute

Tribunal ordered bank pay “stigma” damages to reflect ex-employee’s decreased job prospects as a result of the litigation

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