Exclusive: Judicial mediation successful in 75% of cases
The Ministry of Justice has disclosed to Tim Johnson/Law that the current success rate for judicial mediation is 75.6%. The Ministry of...
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What next for the Employment Tribunals of England and Wales?
Fed up with employment tribunal delays? Have a look at our mediation page here to find out more about alternative dispute resolution....
Sexual harassment in the NHS - medicine and #metoo
How widespread is sexual harassment in UK hospitals and doctors’ surgeries? Does the medical profession need its own #metoo movement? The...
New code planned to counter sexual harassment at work
The Government is to introduce a code of practice to tackle sexual harassment in the workplace, in a bid to encourage employers to “take...
The FCA reviews whistleblowing arrangements in retail and wholesale banks.
On 14 November the FCA published a review of firms’ whistleblowing arrangements in retail and wholesale banking. The review was conducted...
The GMC to lose powers it used in Bawa-Garba case
Following the recommendations of the review conducted by Sir Norman Williams, the government has announced today that the GMC will lose...
Junior doctors protection from detriment by HEE - details of the HEE concession
Health Education England (HEE), the body responsible for education, training and workforce planning for all NHS staff in England,...
Employers who wrongly classify workers as self-employed may be liable for years of holiday back pay
The Court of Justice of the European Union has handed down a judgment in Conley King v The Sash Window Workshop Ltd and Richard Dollar...
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