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Date	Title	Author	Abstract
1 Jan 2010	Asking Immigration Questions During Recruitment	Matthew Whelan and Nick Hobson, Speechly Bircham LLP	An employer is obliged to ascertain an employee's right to work before employment commences, although careful consideration must be given to when to ask questions of applicants to avoid discriminating...
1 Nov 2006	Assessing Health and Safety Risks	Roseanne Russell	Roseanne Russell examines the law in relation to an employer’s duty to assess the risks in the workplace for pregnant employees. She also provides a useful checklist for employers
1 Mar 2012	Assessing pension loss	Clare Walsh, Pattinson & Brewer	It is well recognised by employment law practitioners and acknowledged by employment tribunals that assessing pension loss is a difficult area as it can be a highly speculative exercise. Clare Wals...
1 Dec 2009	Autoclenz Ltd v Belcher & ors	Timothy Brennan QC, Devereux Chambers	Documents containing express contractual terms that were inconsistent with `employee' or `worker' status were correctly disregarded by the employment tribunal.
1 Oct 2011	Autoclenz Ltd v Belcher & ors: sham contracts	Jason Braier, Field Court Chambers	In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court has consigned to legal history the unrealistic position on sham contracts set up by the Court of Appeal in Consistent Group Ltd v Kalwak. Jason Braier report...
1 Jan 2005	Avoiding Employment Status: Substitution	Tom Potbury, associate, Pinsent Masons	There are tax advantages in having self-employed status for the worker and the party who would otherwise be their employer (the principal). As self-employed workers cannot claim unfair dismissal or a ...
1 Jul 2008	Bad Leaver Provisions and Indirect Restrictive Covenants	Claire Scott, Burness LLP	A recent case involving the enforceability of bad leaver provisions has highlighted the unusual concept of an indirect restrictive covenant. Although the case concerned a commercial agreement, the pri...
1 May 2010	Banker not working?	Stephen Levinson, RadcliffesLeBrasseur	Who has not been told a tale of the banker who receives a letter saying employment is terminated 'with immediate effect' and is escorted from the premises after permitted desk clearing
1 Aug 2010	Bankers' bonuses capped	Marc Jones, Turbervilles	Following negotiations between the European Council and the European Parliament, an agreement has been reached on capital requirements for banks and a cap o...
1 Apr 2013	Bankers’ bonuses: the EU acts	Tariq Sadiq, St Philip's Chambers	The European Parliament and Council negotiations have proposed a cap on bankers’ annual bonuses at the level of salaries. The ratio of basic salary to bonus can be raised to 1:2 with the express pe...