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Employment
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Discipline and Grievances

Unite threatens to back strikes over pay that do not meet ballot thresholds13 Sep 2017

The UK's largest trade union will "stand by" striking members that do not meet the ballot thresholds set out in the Trade Union Act, its general secretary has said. 13 Sep 2017

Supreme Court: employment tribunal fees 'prevent access to justice' 26 Jul 2017

The introduction of fees to bring a claim in the UK's employment tribunals in 2013 breached both domestic and EU law, the UK's highest court has ruled. 26 Jul 2017

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Snow chaos and employment law

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UK CEO turnover rate among world's highest 16 May 2017

Chief executives of UK companies move on from their positions more frequently than in most other parts of the world, but are less likely to be forced out of their jobs for an ethical lapse than in many other countries, according to new research. 16 May 2017

Junior doctor wins court backing for whistleblowing status 10 May 2017

The Court of Appeal has upheld a junior doctor's argument that he should have been protected by whistleblowing legislation after raising concerns over staffing levels. 10 May 2017

Small group of Lidl warehouse workers was valid 'bargaining unit', rules Court of Appeal 09 May 2017
Southern Rail deal rejected: what now for the unions? 24 Feb 2017
Trade Union Act ballot thresholds in force from 1 March, regulations confirm 16 Feb 2017
Lesson for employers and unions from Southern Rail industrial action, says expert 06 Feb 2017
Employment tribunal fee remission scheme to be expanded following government review 03 Feb 2017
Does the current rail dispute justify yet more reform to strike legislation? 17 Jan 2017

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