Motor Industry Employment Law Bulletin

Case Law In this season’s update we cover some interesting developments in case law. An Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) case in which the EAT has reminded Tribunals to focus on the employer’s conduct (not the employee’s conduct) when looking at constructive dismissal. We then look at an interesting case in which Tesco lost in the […]

In this update, with the election taking place this week, we have a quick look at the various parties’ manifestos and how they intend to change employment law (or not, as the case may be). We then turn our attention to case law and three interesting case law developments in recent months.  One on settlement […]

2024 is already looking like a busy year for HR professionals and employment lawyers.  In previous updates we have foreshadowed various changes that are coming into force this year.  In this update we remind you of some of the changes coming in April 2024 and updates to the National Minimum Wage. We then turn briefly […]

With Christmas fast approaching in this update we are going to take a quick look at the changes to holiday pay and TUPE which are coming into force from 1st January 2024.  We then look at recent case law developments; heat of the moment resignations, redundancy consultation and bonus clawback provisions, before ending with a […]

With the Parliamentary recess over the Summer, statutory developments over the last few months have been quiet.  We therefore look in this Autumn update at four recent case law decisions of interest to Motor Industry employers:

Whilst we all await the good weather to return, in our Summer update we are looking at important news and decisions over the last few months.  Firstly, we look at the Employment Relations (Flexible Working) Act which has just passed through Parliament and will become law. Secondly, we discuss some proposed changes to Working Time […]

In our Winter update we looked at developments in 2023.  None of the matters flagged have yet come to pass (albeit it is still early in the year).  In the Spring update we are therefore going to look at the usual April changes to statutory rates, which are important to all employers.   We then have […]

In the Winter update we traditionally look ahead to the coming year, so in this edition we take a look at the possible developments in Employment Law which are envisaged in 2023.

With the current political turmoil, this autumn it seems impossible to predict the future course for employment law over the next few years. Those of you following updates over the course of the last few years will be aware that the Employment Bill had substantial changes to employment law, but then did not form part […]

In the last two quarterly updates, we have been speculating on whether or not the array of proposed Employment Law Legislation, which was contained in the Employment Bill, would progress into Law.  The Queen’s speech has, for now at least, answered a firm ‘no’ to that question. Readers of these bulletins will remember that the […]