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Tag: tribunal fees (uk)
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UK: Government rolls out scheme for refund of tribunal fees
The Government has published its scheme for refunds of tribunal and EAT fees following the successful judicial review of fees (see post here). The …
UK: The UNISON tribunal fees ruling - has Lord Reed opened the floodgates?
There has been considerable speculation as to the likely effects of the Supreme Court’s decision in R (on the application of UNISON) v Lord Chancellor to …
UK: Supreme Court rules tribunal fee regime is unlawful
The Supreme Court has this morning handed down its judgment that the fee regime introduced for Employment Tribunal and Employment Appeal Tribunal claims …
UK: Gig economy- Taylor Review released
The Taylor Review of Modern Working Practices “Good Work” was published yesterday. It considers how technology platforms have impacted working practices …
UK: Legislation - Employment law reform proposals during the Summer 2017 General Election
The main parties' manifestos for the general election all contained numerous proposed employment law reforms, the Conservatives promising "the greatest …
UK: Legislative developments - tribunal fees
The Ministry of Justice has finally published its post-implementation review of the introduction of fees in the employment tribunals and EAT. The review …
UK: Court of Appeal dismisses judicial review appeal challenging tribunal fees
The Court of Appeal has dismissed Unison's challenge to the employment tribunal fees regime. The Court ruled that the regime could not be viewed as …
UK: Summer consultations - minimum wage, posted workers, apprenticeships, tribunal fees
The Low Pay Commission is consulting until 25 September seeking views on the government’s proposed changes to the national minimum wage and the …
UK: Government announcements - consultation on gender pay gap reporting imminent, tribunal fee review and delay to new tax-free childcare scheme
The Government has committed in legislation to make regulations by March 2016 for mandatory gender pay reporting for larger employers, but the relevant …
UK: Employment law proposals in Queen's Speech
The Queen's Speech on 27 May included a number of employment law reforms: Unionised employers will welcome proposals to require a higher turnout of …
UK: Appeal news - collective redundancies, tribunal fees
The ECJ has confirmed that it will deliver its ruling on the UK trigger for collective redundancy consultation in the Woolworths case on 30 April 2015 …
UK: Review of tribunal fees; prohibition on enforced subject access requests for criminal records; FCA/PRA whistleblowing proposals
The Business Secretary is reported to have launched a review of employment tribunal fees in light of inaction from the Ministry of Justice (see …
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