Weekly Review of Developments 16/8/2019
Posted in : Weekly Review of Developments on 16 August 2019
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Qu'ils mangent du gâteau – the gay cake case goes to Strasbourg for a final tasting. Some say it’s a recipe for disaster. Why are they raisin that again? We think it’s nuts…
What we learned this week:
- The 'Gay Cake' Case has been referred to the European Court of Human Rights
- Our next Employment Law at 11 webinar with O'Reilly Stewart solicitors comes with added free consultations
- From 6th April 2020, the private sector will be brought in line with the public sector in relation to the IR35 tax regime and there is some excellent advice online
- In GB, the EHRC has reported 100% compliance from organisations required to submit gender pay gap reports and it is now contacting
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