Articles by ‘Malcolm Gregory’

The Government has just released a consultation document called Mandatory Gender Pay Gap Reporting.

Businesses are exposing themselves to the very real danger of breaking the law if they do not keep a close eye on their supply-chain arrangements, new research suggests.

Companies who try to enforce “exclusivity clauses” in zero hours contracts could be taken to Employment Tribunals in future.

Following the Employment Tribunal decisions in two recent cases, Senior Associate Lauren Harkin examines the law around protection of whistleblowing employees and implications for employers dealing with contractual disputes.

Following the Employment Tribunal decisions in two recent cases, solicitor Helen Lucas examines the law around protection of whistleblowing employees and implications for employers dealing with contractual disputes.

Whether as a result of protected conversations, disciplinary or capability processes, grievances or tribunal proceedings, as an employer you may find yourself engaged in ‘negotiations to settle’ with current or former employees. Employees may allege that they have suffered an “injury to feelings” as a result of what they see as unlawful treatment, and settlement monies may be apportioned between financial losses, legal fees, and pre- and post-termination injury to feelings, to take advantage of the tax rules.

Around 100 people braved the icy January weather and enjoyed a festive start to the New Year at our annual Meet the Team event held this Tuesday (19 January 2016) at The Old Bank restaurant in…

City solicitors Royds is encouraging businesses to seek out its online guide, which offers an introduction to settlement agreements.

A producer who was attacked by former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson is taking legal action against the star.

A pregnant mum who was made redundant because she had to leave work on time to collect her child from nursery has won her claims for unfair dismissal and sex discrimination.

Do you transfer customer data to the United States as part of your business? If you do, you should be aware of the recent European Court of Justice decision.

Do you transfer customer data to the United States as part of your business? If you do, you should be aware of the recent European Court of Justice decision.