Employment UK Archive » March, 2025

Employment UK - March, 2025

162 articles

• Employment Bill Toothless Without Funding, Experts Warn
• Telecom Manager Can't Use Privileged Exchange In Bias Claim
• Judge Sanctioned For Comments To Tribunal Members
• Primark Chief Steps Down Over Probe Into Social Conduct
• NHS Beats Union Rep's Appeal Over 'Monkey' Remark Liability
• Bank Says Caribbean Decision Blocks £415M VAT Fraud Case
• Lloyds Bank Covers £5.1B Pension Liabilities With Rothesay
• Al-Fayed Estate To Face Legal Claims Over Sexual Abuse
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• £4M Pay Collusion Fine Is A Warning To Train Recruiters
• CCTV Operator Loses Bias Claim Against London Council
• Ex-BMW Staffer Can Revive Union Case After Legal Shift
• Santander Whistleblower Cannot Add FCA Info To Claim
• Engineering Firm Beats Staffer's Long COVID Bias Claim
• Pharma Co. Sues Ex-VP For Trade Theft To Benefit Rival
• Tesco Can't Add New Alleged 'Errors' To Equal Pay Appeal
• Pension Partners Guides £2M Benefits Deal For Housing Co.
• Citibank Settles Ex-Exec's Maternity Discrimination Claims
• U Of Sussex Fined £585K For Trans Policy's 'Chilling Effect'
• Huawei Defeats Widow's Delayed Claim Over Unpaid OT
• 6 Insurers Penned £5B-Plus In Pension Deals In 'Record' 2024
• Former Barclays Exec Fights For £3.5M Deferred Bonus
• Gov't Urged To Review State Pension Ahead Of Tax 'Cliff Edge'
• Pension Watchdog Vows To Improve Internal Pay Gaps
• Girls' School Beats Christian Influencer's Bias Firing Claim
• Claims Firm Beats Whistleblower's Fraud Case
• Ex-Law Firm Boss Denies Conspiring To Steal Probate Clients
• Paralegal To Pay £20K Over 'Hopeless' Dismissal Claim
• Reeves Faces Budget Backlash Over Disability Benefit Cuts
• Most DC Savers In Plans With 'Productive Asset' Investment
• Police Can't Dodge Claims From Duo Axed After Vetting Loss
• Ex-Staffer Fails To Tie Millicom To Tanzania Assassination Plot
• Delayed Tribunal Center Project To Cost Gov't £67M
• Forced Labor Proposals Fail As Modern Slavery Act Turns 10
• Council Faces Equal Pay Claim From 400 School Workers
• Barrister Fails To Restore Full Harassment Claim Against BSB
• Ex-Private Equity Exec Denies Data Theft, Alleges Misconduct
• Ex-National Grid Worker Partially Wins Appeal In Pension Row
• Quarter Of Pension Schemes Still Have 'Nondigital' Data
• Court Backlog Could Alter Work Safety Enforcement Priorities
• FCA Boss Presses Pro-Reform MPs For Clarity On Risk
• Charity Liable For Leaving Sensitive Document On Display
• Caribbean Bank, CEO Accused Of Helping In £415M VAT Fraud
• A&O Shearman Dials In £10B Pension Deals For BT Scheme
• Recruiter Claims Ex-Workers Stole Data To Start Rival Co.
• UK Pension Deal Market Hit £47.6B In 2024
• Drax Settles Whistleblower Case Amid Toxic Work Claims
• Refusing Relocation Can Trigger Redundancy, ECJ AG Says
• Paralegal Unfairly Fired For Contempt After Dating Client's Ex
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• IT Manager Claims FCA Fired Him For Blowing Whistle On FOI
• Sports Broadcasters Fined £4M Over Freelancer Pay Collusion
• Royal Mail Workers' Anti-Strike Bonus Claim Tossed
• CORRECTED: FA Exits Referee's Gender Bias Claim
• 'Rising Star' Sports Contracts Can Be Unfair In EU, ECJ Says
• Teacher Loses Challenge To Rebuke For Anti-LGBT+ Remarks
• Gallagher Hits Back At Former CEO's £1.5M Claim For Losses
• Ex-HKA Partners Sue Over 'Unreasonable' Noncompete
• Australian Folk Singers Countersue In Unpaid Fees Dispute
• Sidhu Ban Shows Tougher Takes On Sexual Misconduct
• MoD Can't Dodge Army Nurse's Whistleblowing Claim
• PE Firm Says Ex-Exec Stole Data, Poached Staff And Clients
• Gowling, Sackers Steer £785M Pension Deal For Crops Biz
• Firms Still See Pension Schemes As Risk, Despite Surplus
• A Look At Current Challenges In Whistleblowing Practice
• British Library Worker Wins PTSD Claim Over Noisy Office
• KPMG Must Face Whistleblower's Discrimination Claim
• Ex-Postmaster Sues Post Office, Fujitsu Over Horizon Scandal
• Pressure Grows On State Pension As Life Expectancy Rises
• Ex-CBA Chief Jo Sidhu Disbarred For Sexual Misconduct
• Justices Uphold Profit-Stripping Order Against Ex-Employees
• Energy Co. Accuses Ex-Lead Of Taking Secrets To Rival Outfit
• Minister Defends Rejection Of Pension Redress For Women
• MSD Challenges Finding It Broke Ban On Using 'Merck' In UK
• Deutsche Bahn Unit Tried To Force Out Harassed Director
• Barrister Sued For Mishandling Whistleblower's Tribunal Case
• Gowling-Led Church Of Scotland Seals £75M Pension Buy-In
• EDF Worker Loses Bias Claim Over Once-A-Month Commute
• Meta Facing Investor Suit Over €1.2B EU Data Privacy Fine
• Employers Not Off The Hook After DEI Rollback, Lawyers Warn
• Ex-Manager Says Drax Was 'Toxic' Before Her Firing
• 9 In 10 Providers Using AI, Pensions Body Says
• Kuwait Pension Fund Says Director Ran $1B Bribery Scheme
• 6 Bombshell Moments From Staley's Bid To Clear His Name
• Ofsted Can't Overturn Inspector's Unfair Firing Win On Appeal
• Government Wants Pension Watchdog To Cut Red Tape
• Probate Firm Sues Ex-Staffer For 'Fraudster' Online Reviews
• Russian Ship Captain Charged Over North Sea Collision
• DWP Beats Race Bias Claim In Extremist Content Row
• Police Expand Probe To Individuals At Lucy Letby Hospital
• Aon Can Sue Howden In Staff Poaching Case In England
• Ex-Chelsea Director Scores FA Arbitration In Agent's Claim
• Legal Tech Biz Wrongly Fired Developer Over Web Issues
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Struck-Off Lawyer Can't Lift Ban After Misleading HMRC
• Phoenix Group Sued By Ex-CEO Over Short Pay
• UN Judge Convicted Of Modern Slavery Offenses In UK
• Ex-Manager Says Drax Tried To Hide Sustainability Failings
• 6 Employment Rights Bill Amendments Gov't Did Not Adopt
• Doctor In Private Partnership Loses Workers' Rights Pay Bid
• MPs To Debate Women State Pension Redress Petition
• Barclays Accuses Former Exec Of Breaching Retirement Deal
• Gov't Urged To Reform Rules To Unlock Pension Surpluses
• What Employers Must Know About New Neonatal Care Act
• Gov't Confirms Date For Local Gov't Pension 'Megafunds'
• Fired Council Worker Wins Appeal To Redecide Bias Payout
• Practice Leader Insights
• UK Tribunal Won't Revisit £1.2B Equal Pay Claim Against Asda
• New Labor Regulator Can Sue Employers On Workers' Behalf
• UK Watchdogs Drop Diversity And Inclusion Regulation Plans
• Reform UK Under Fire For Handling Of MP Bullying Complaints
• CORRECTED: Union Officer's GoFundMe Page Ruled Defamatory
• Tory MPs Slam Workers' Rights Bill In 3rd Reading
• Over-50s Regret Not Taking Pension Seriously, Study Shows
• DEI No Longer Top-5 Priority For Employers, Freeths Says
• Ex-Bevan Brittan Atty Appeals Antisemitic Tweets Strike Off
• BBC Spent £1.3M On Huw Edwards Scandal Fallout
• Officer Who Faked Home Working Wins Unfair Dismissal Case
• COVID Loan Abuse Still Behind Over Half Of Director Bans
• Solicitor Was Harassed By Manager's 'Chinese Law' Jibe
• Actor Says Guardian Sex Assault Articles 'Smashed My Life'
• Eversheds Guides Canada Life £361M Pension Scheme Deal
• Accountant Who Missed Fraud Wins Sham Redundancy Case
• FRC Launches Tool To Boost Access To Company Data
• Aviva Finalizes £4.8M Buy-Out For Defunct Fruit Distributor
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Centrica Must Face Ex-Employee Blacklisting Claim
• 1 In 3 To Cut Headcount Due To Worker Rights Bill, CIPD Says
• Brunei Embassy Beats Staffer's Claim Over Retirement House
• Actor Says Guardian Got 'Sexual Predator' Story 'Plum Wrong'
• Xeinadin Settles £1M Claim Against Ex-Director Over Poaching
• 5 EU States Fined €39M Over Whistleblowing Law Delays
• Magistrate Faces Setback In Disability Bias Case
• Union Beats Underperforming Organizer's Race Bias Claim
• MPs Quiz Gov't Over Women Pension Redress Refusal
• First 3 Firms Connect To UK Gov't Pension 'Dashboard'
• Blake Morgan Denies Botching Pensions Advice To Trust
• Slaughter & May-Led L&G Seals £505M Inchcape Pension Deal
• Saudi Arabia Not Immune From Christian Worker's Bias Claim
• Employment Rights Bill Is Pro-Worker, Not Pro-Business
• Law Firm Must Face Ex-Assistant's Brain Injury Bias Claim
• Hindu Worker Loses Religious Bias Claim Over Office Alcohol
• Extended Cutoff For Employment Claims To Cost £19M A Year
• Boss Defends Pensions Service Despite Portal's Failings
• Enterprise Supervisor Can't Revive Harassment Case
• Lecturer Wins Shot At Boosting £447K Race Bias Award
• Trader Denies Unlawful 'Team Move' That Energy Co. Alleged
• Pension Schemes Post Record-Breaking Consolidation
• Pension Surpluses Rise To £180B As Gov't Weighs New Rules
• New Pension Standards Need Improvement, Trade Body Says
• Gov't Toughens Up Employment Rights Bill After Consultation
• Creators Need New Forum To Shield IP In AI Era, Gov't Told
• 2 Temple Gardens Co-Head Didn't Mislead Court, Judge Finds
• UK Pensions Watchdog Calls For Improved Scheme Data
• Brookfield Launches In UK To Tap Pension Buyout Demand
• Trans Chaplain Forced To Quit By Hospital's Media Blunder
• Ex-Barclays Trader Loses Fight To Redo Sexism Payout Fight
• Gov't Softens Hard Deadline For State Pension Top-Ups
• Pension Insurer Utmost Appoints Schroders For £400M Book
• Ex-Royal Mail Postie Wins £45K For Race Bias, Unfair Ousting
• CMS Guides £2.8M Pension Deal For UK Careers Charity
• Employment Rights Bill Should Do More, MPs' Report Says