28 February, 2012
27 February, 2012
New Joseph Rowntree Foundation report maps legal and organisational framework relating to forced labour, develops set of recommendations for improvements to current system and makes suggestions for future research.
27 February, 2012
22 February, 2012
New Office for National Statistics report examines the types of jobs sought by young people claiming jobseeker’s allowance and the impact of qualifications on unemployment.
21 February, 2012
Issue 120 of Garden Court Chambers' Employment Law Bulletin is now available.
21 February, 2012
Deputy Prime Minister announces that new scheme will invite bids for contracts worth up to £2,200 for each teenager who can be sustained in work, education or training for 12 months.
20 February, 2012
[2012] EWCA Civ 138
20 February, 2012
TUC responds to government's call for evidence on collective redundancies.
20 February, 2012
16 February, 2012
TUC argues that for disabled people who are able to work, paid, decent, secure and safe employment is best route out of poverty.
15 February, 2012
New regulations make provision in relation to a 'qualifying compromise contract' that may be used to settle a complaint, where it meets the requirements of Equality Act 2010.
15 February, 2012
[2012] CSIH 13
15 February, 2012
IPPR analysis of unemployment figures shows that women and young workers have been hit hardest by rising unemployment over the last year.
15 February, 2012
TUC also warns that changing legislation could also lead to increased involvement of private sector in public services, in response to government's call for evidence on TUPE.
15 February, 2012
New Office for National Statistics figures show that there are 2.67 million unemployed people, up 48,000 on previous three months.
14 February, 2012
TUC believes any internship that does not simply involve observation and work shadowing should qualify for payment.
13 February, 2012
[2012] CSIH 11
13 February, 2012
10 February, 2012
[2012] EWHC 145 (QB)
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