Employment Law Cases & CPD
Employment Cases Update is the UK's leading source of free to view employment law cases, policy news and training.
We cover all key Employment Appeal Tribunal, High Court, Court of Appeal, Supreme Court decisions, as well as key European cases, in a single source. The site is updated almost every day.
Succinct summaries of each case and full search functions make the site an unrivalled research tool for all employment lawyers, HR professionals, trade union reps and anyone else involved in employment litigation.
Alongside the case library, we publish monthly online courses so you can cement the knowledge you have gained by reflecting on what you have read. The perfect way to satisfy your ongoing training needs for only £75 + VAT a year.
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- Forbes v LHR Airport Ltd UKEAT/0174/18/DAAppeal against the ET’s decision that the sharing of a discriminatory image on Facebook was not an act done in the course of employment and that the Respondent was not liable for harassment related to race. Appeal dismissed.(16/07/2019) • case • CPD: 0/0 mins
- Mears Homecare Ltd v Bradburn and others UKEAT/0170/18/JOJAppeal against the ET’s decision allowing the Claimants’ claims for declarations and awards, in respect of the Respondent’s failure to respond to production notices under s 10 National Minimum Wage Act 1998 (“NMWA”), following a relevant transfer within the meaning of the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (“TUPE”). Appeal allowed.(15/07/2019) • case • CPD: 0/0 mins
- Birtenshaw v Oldfield UKEAT/0288/18/LAAppeal against the ET’s decision upholding the Claimant’s claim of disability discrimination. Appeal dismissed.(12/07/2019) • case • CPD: 0/0 mins
- Mervyn v BW Controls Ltd UKEAT/0140/18/BAAppeal against the ET’s decision dismissing the Claimant’s claims for unfair dismissal and for sex discrimination. Appeal dismissed.(11/07/2019) • case • CPD: 0/0 mins
- Cortel Telecom Ltd v Shah UKEAT/0252/18/OOAppeals against the ET’s decisions (1) upholding the Claimant’s claim for unauthorised deduction of wages arising from non-payment of a contractual car allowance, and (2) awarding the Claimant compensation for notice pay for the period after employment. Appeals allowed in part.(10/07/2019) • case • CPD: 0/0 mins
- Hossaini v EDS Recruitment Ltd (t/a J&C Recruitment) and another UKEAT/0297/18/BA & UKEAT/0013/19/BAAppeals against the ET’s decisions (1) dismissing the Claimant’s claims of race and religion and belief discrimination and harassment and ordering him to pay a contribution towards the Respondents’ costs, and (2) refusing the Claimant’s application for reconsideration. Appeals allowed.(10/07/2019) • case • CPD: 0/0 mins
- Commerzbank AG v Rajput UKEAT/0164/18/RNAppeal against the ET’s decision regarding the Claimant’s complaints of sex discrimination, harassment and maternity discrimination. Appeal allowed in part.(09/07/2019) • case • CPD: 0/0 mins
- Heskett v Secretary of State for Justice UKEAT/0149/18/DAAppeal against the ET’s decision that the Respondent’s pay progression policy was not discriminatory in relation to the Claimant’s age, because the Respondent had shown that it was a proportionate means of achieving a legitimate aim. Appeal dismissed.(08/07/2019) • case • CPD: 0/0 mins
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