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Car dealership that passed off racial slurs as ‘banter’ loses discrimination claim
19 Jun 2018Salesman claimed co-workers swore about him in Urdu and Hindi and nicknamed him ‘Apu’
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How privilege affects internal investigations
19 Jun 2018A recent High Court case emphasises that care must be taken to ensure sensitive documents retain their privileged status in a disciplinary procedure. Rachel Reeves reports
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Why organisations should be mindful of noise risk
18 Jun 2018A professional musician has successfully claimed damages for permanent hearing damage, highlighting the need for employers to ensure employees adopt safety precautions. Ann Metherall reports
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Further calls for clearer gig economy laws after Pimlico Plumbers’ Supreme Court defeat
13 Jun 2018Top court unanimously dismisses appeal and holds former engineer was a worker
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A whistlestop guide to the law of the modern gig economy
13 Jun 2018People Management’s timeline tracks some of the most important cases to date
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Employee overheard manager say getting rid of her was a ‘work in progress’, tribunal told
12 Jun 2018Constructive dismissal victory for pharmacy dispenser after judge finds comments ‘undermined’ employment relationship
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How should companies handle senior exits?
12 Jun 2018With Sir Martin Sorrell setting up a business likely to compete with his former employer, Caron Gosling examines how firms can protect themselves from the departure of a key employee
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Can HR professionals be held personally liable in whistleblowing claims?
8 Jun 2018As the number of disclosures reaches a four-year high, Joanna Sutton outlines how to protect yourself from allegations
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