Weekly Review of Developments Issued: 11/05/2012
Posted in : Weekly Review of Developments on 11 May 2012 Issues covered:Britain's got a talented dog. It has to be the dog. The rest are rubbish. Vote for the dog. Not that we're biased in any way. But you know what to do. Here is the news...
CONTENTS
1. Legal-Island Response to DEL Discussion Paper
2. NICCY reports
3. NICEM reports
4. Bop 'Til You Clock Back In
5. Protection of Freedoms Act 2012
6. Employment Cases in the Media
7. Case Law
NOTE: Case law section essentials this week - EAT finds night time 'on-call' hours where employees can sleep in tied accommodation do not count towards National Minimum Wage calculations; and rules that employer had no right to withhold salary during suspension of employee accused of theft.
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