Employment Law Review
Thompsons’ Employment Law Review is recognised as an authoritative source of comment and discussion from our trade union law specialists. Available to read here, and also via a weekly email bulletin, the Employment Law Review offers considerable insight into the latest issues affecting trade unions and their members.
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Employment rights
Employment tribunals and tribunal fees
Weekly Issue 403
Impact of tribunal fees
Thompsons Solicitors address the fall in employment tribunals since the government introduced tribunal fees in this issue of LELR, Labour and European Law Review from 2015.
Vulnerable and migrant workers
Weekly Issue 400
Millions trapped in low-paid jobs
Thompsons Solicitors put the spotlight on the millions of UK workers in low paid jobs with poor employment rights in this section of LELR, Labour and European Law Review.
Employment rights
Weekly Issue 400
Paid work
This section of LELR, Labour and European Law Review deals with a derivitives broker who made a claim against his employer for pay while he was under injunction.
Employment tribunals and tribunal fees
Weekly Issue 400
Recovering fees
In this section of LELR, Labour and European Law Review, Thompsons Solicitors consider when a claimant has the right to be paid for costs of their employment tribunal.
Maternity/Parental rights
Weekly Issue 399
Shared parental leave regs
Thompsons Solicitors offer insight to the new parental leave regulations in this section of LELR, Labour and European Law Review from December 2014.
Definition of a worker
Weekly Issue 399
Subordinate
Read this section of Thompsons Solicitors' Labour and European Law Review to understand more about how employment tribunals decide if somebody is classed as a worker, or employed.
Equality, discrimination and harassment
Weekly Issue 398
Lack of mutuality
Read this section of Thompsons Solicitors' LELR, Labour and European Law Review to understand how tribunals decide the status of a workers' employment.