A tribunal has ruled that three drivers for London-based minicab firm Addison Lee were workers rather than self-employed contractors.
Eastbourne over-50s enjoy the Good Life
Gaby Hardwicke was delighted to sponsor the 2017 Eastbourne Good Life Show, incorporating the Disability Roadshow.
New guidance for charities on reporting serious incidents
The Charity Commission has issued new guidance to help trustees identify and report serious incidents.
Claim for share in ex-partner’s business fails due to lack of written evidence
A woman’s claim to a half-share of her ex-partner’s business failed due to a lack of supporting evidence.
Hastings Legal Walk 2017
Family Law Partners Giles Robinson, Debra Frazer and David Young completed the ninth annual 10km Hastings Legal Walk.
Smart-phone app firm fined £45,000 for unsolicited texts
A taxi-booking app firm has been fined £45,000 by the Information Commissioner’s Office for breaching data protection law.
Disability discrimination: employee awarded £11,000 for undue delay in reducing hours
A tribunal awarded a woman £11,000 after her employer took too long to process her request for reduced working hours on account of her mental ill-health.
Edna Johnson Will Trust assists Blind Veterans UK
Blind Veterans UK is the latest charity to benefit from a grant from the Edna Johnson Will Trust.
ECHR U-turn on employers’ right to monitor communications ruling
Employers should make extra sure they clearly highlight their right to monitor workers’ use of the internet after an unexpected ECHR ruling.
Manufacturer fined £1.45 million for banning online sales
The Competition and Markets Authority has fined a golf club manufacturer £1.45 million for preventing two UK retailers from selling its products online.