Employment tribunal

Priti Patel Reaches Settlement With Former Home Office Chief

Philip Rutnam quit as permanent secretary claiming constructive dismissal amid bullying allegations.
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Uber Drivers Should Be Classed As Workers And Given Workers' Rights, Supreme Court Rules

It is the latest in a long-running fight and could mean they get thousands of pounds in backdated pay each.
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Special Adviser Sacked By Dominic Cummings Wins Out Of Court Settlement

Taxpayer to foot the bill 14 months after Sonia Khan escorted by police from No.10 on orders of PM’s adviser.
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Jeremy Vine's 'Humour' Came From A Script And Required No 'Skill', Rules Tribunal

"If it told him to roll his eyes, he did. It did not require any particular skill or experience to do that."
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Christian Doctor Who Refused To Use Preferred Pronouns For Trans Patients Loses Tribunal

David Mackereth's views are "incompatible with human dignity and conflict with the fundamental rights of others", tribunal finds.
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Revealed: Thousands Charged Illegal Tribunal Fees By Chris Grayling Still Awaiting Refund

Government raked in £32m before the charge was found to be unlawful.
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British Multi-Millionaire Granted Anonymity In Sexual Harassment Case

He's been described as one of the British establishment’s richest and most powerful figures.
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Landmark Employment Ruling Says Hermes Couriers Are Workers, Not Self-Employed

'Bosses can’t just pick and choose which laws to obey.'
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Supreme Court Rejects Pimlico Plumbers Appeal – A Landmark Ruling On Gig Economy

Just in.
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Gay Priest Jeremy Pemberton Loses Discrimination Appeal Against The Church Of England

Church can 'continue to discriminate legally against LGBT people'.
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