Five things we learnt in employment law this Easter (20 April 2019)

Share This Post

employment law five things April 20 2019
James Rhodes, Partner at DAC Beachcroft LLP.
  1. The EAT has held that receptionists who were on call from evening to morning were not working “on time work” and therefore not entitled to be paid whilst merely on call. (Frudd v Partington Group)

2. From 1 April 2019, NHS updated its terms to state that shared parental leave would be paid at an enhanced rate to the same levels as occupational maternity and adoption pay.

3. A school teacher has been dismissed for posting her views regarding LGBT teaching on Facebook.

4. A report published by Trade Union Congress found that a majority of ethnic minority workers have experienced racial harassment and have been subject to unfair treatment at work in the last five years.

5. Research has found that inexperienced or lazy colleagues are a main source of stress for employees.

I’m pregnant and I don’t feel ‘COVID-19 Secure’ at work, what are my rights?

If you’re pregnant you’re naturally going to have concerns...

Furlough New Government Guidance

Nearly three quarters (71.7 per cent) of organisations are...

Constructive Dismissal

UPDATED FOR 2022 - This practical guide is all...

Five things we learnt in employment law this week (18 February 2020)

1. A one-off act can amount to a ‘provision,...