Royal Mail cannot be faulted for firing a delivery driver who threatened to blow up a colleague's car in a WhatsApp message if the colleague didn't join the picket line, an employment tribunal has ruled.
Royal Mail cannot be faulted for firing a delivery driver who threatened to blow up a colleague's car in a WhatsApp message if the colleague didn't join the picket line, an employment tribunal has ruled.
A flight attendant with bipolar disorder revived her claims of disability discrimination against CAE Crewing Services after an appellate judge in London concluded that the tribunal hearing the claims misinterpreted a vicarious liability law.
Former Post Office boss Paula Vennells denied that avoiding becoming "front page news" influenced her decision to limit a review of past convictions based on faulty IT data in her evidence to the inquiry into the Post Office scandal on Thursday.
A struck-off solicitor lost her attempt on Thursday to get a second shot at reviving her appeal against a prison sentence for contempt of court as the appeals court found that she had failed to argue that she had been medically unfit to argue at her first appeal.
Retirement savings plans in the U.K. face increased regulatory scrutiny to ensure that Britain has the best possible standards on safeguarding the personal data of clients, the pensions watchdog has said.
