Equality plans may impact on employment law cases 17/08/2009
The Equalities and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has published its plans for the 2009-10 year, which includes tackling a range of issues that could impact on employment law.
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Disabled woman wins tribunal 14/08/2009
An employee of clothes retailer Abercrombie & Fitch has won an employment tribunal against the firm after she was prevented from working in a customer-facing role.
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Property lawyers may be busy as London 'stays affordable' 14/08/2009
London property prices are retaining their present level of affordability better than other parts of the country, it has been stated.
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Housing lawyers may get busier as mortgage rise beats expectation 13/08/2009
A property expert has admitted that the recent rate of increase in the level of mortgage lending has been greater than he anticipated.
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Call for new will drafting after recession 13/08/2009
The credit crunch and recession should prompt people to review their wills, it has been suggested.
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Redundancy cases may rise as unemployment continues soaring 13/08/2009
Unemployment rose again in the three months to June 2009, according to the latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures.
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Housing law proposal criticised 12/08/2009
A proposed limit to the number of homes in multiple occupancy has been criticised by the National Landlords Association.
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Warning of legal risk to tenants 12/08/2009
Tenants are in danger of being exploited by unscrupulous landlords due to inconsistencies in the way the issue of registration is approached in different parts of the United Kingdom, it has been claimed.
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TUC call on employment legislation for older workers 12/08/2009
The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has criticised proposed legislation that it says does little to help older workers get back into employment.
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Redundancy law issues 'shift to public sector' 11/08/2009
The balance of job security risk is shifting from the private to the public sector, according to new research.
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