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Date	Title	Author	Abstract
1 Apr 2006	In Brief - Protected Disclosures	Stephen Levinson, Manches LLP	Being right can be a risky business; proving you are right even riskier. A schoolmaster thought that his school was in breach of its obligations under the Data Protect...
1 Apr 2006	In Brief - Steering the Right Course	Stephen Levinson, Manches LLP	In April, the Employment Tribunal Service will join the Tribunal Service under the auspices of the Department for Constitutional Affairs.
1 Apr 2006	In Brief - Covert Surveillance	Stephen Levinson, Manches LLP	The reports that the former HSBC banker, Peter Lewis, covertly filmed his disciplinary interview will stimulate debate among lawyers on the admissibility of such evide...
1 Dec 2004	Disability Discrimination and Sickness Absence	Paul Daniels, partner, Russell Jones & Walker	Advising on the treatment of a disabled employee on sickness absence is an important but vexed process for employment lawyers. The interplay between the statutory prov...
1 Dec 2004	Pornography and the Law	Marc Jones, partner, Turbervilles	Viewing pornographic material in the workplace will usually result in disciplinary proceedings, but could such conduct in itself give rise to a separate complaint of u...
1 Dec 2004	The Rule of Absolute Judicial Immunity from Suit	Mohinderpal Sethi, barrister, No.1 Serjeants' Inn appeared pro bono as junior counsel for Miss Heath, instructed by Marc Jones of Turbervilles	In Heath v Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis, the Court of Appeal has held that the rule of absolute judicial immunity from suit applies to employment...
1 Sep 2004	In Brief - October Changes	Jill Kelly, Partner, Clarks, Reading and London	This October brought new legislation for lawyers to grapple with in the form of the Dispute Resolution Regulations and the new Tribunal Regulations and Rules of Proced...
1 Sep 2004	In Brief - Further DDA Protection Denied	Jill Kelly, partner, Clarks, Reading and London	The government has responded to the joint committee's report on the draft Disability Discrimination Bill, but most of the substantive changes to the employment provisi...
1 Sep 2004	Eastwood in the House of Lords	Sophie Buckley, barrister, York Chambers and senior lecturer, Northumbria University; Sarah Fitzpatrick, solicitor and senior lecturer, Northumbria University	The decision of the House of Lords in the conjoined appeals of Eastwood & anor v Magnox Electric plc and McCabe v Cornwall County Council & ors addre...
1 Sep 2004	Part-Time Workers	Nick Thomas, Masons	In its first decision on the Part-Time Workers (Prevention of Less Favourable Treatment) Regulations 2000, the Court of Appeal accepted that part-time fire fighters ar...