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Date	Title	Author	Abstract
1 Aug 2004	Responce to Platform 08/04	Marc Jones, Turbervilles	read with interest the Platform on contingency fees in employment tribunals by John Hendy QC (ELA Briefing, July 2004, p86), which in my view was not only inaccurate but prejudicial to the m...
1 Apr 2006	Platform 04/06	Barry Mordsley, partner and head of employment at Salans, part-time employment tribunal chairman	was appointed as an industrial (now employment) tribunal chairman in 1984. This was at a time when there was no advertising for judicial posts or a proper application process as there is today.
1 Dec 2009	Ministry of Defence v DeBique	Sam Nicholls, Devereux Chambers	`Maternity and soldiery are not the easiest of allies.' So began the judgment of Cox J in Ministry of Defence v DeBique, in which the Employment Appeal Tribunal considered for the first time the discr...
1 Jun 2011	Breakell v West Mids Reserve Forces' and Cadets' Assoc.	Chris Camp, Hardwicke	`Mutuality of obligation' is the 'irreducible minimum ... necessary to create a contract of service', says Carmichael v National Power plc. But what mutual obligations, if any, are necessary for there...
1 Apr 2012	Complex discrimination claims: problems and solutions	Daniel Tatton Brown, Littleton Chambers	‘All are agreed that [cases of little or no merit, but considerable nuisance value] should be cleared out of the system as soon as possible. They should not be allowed to take up a disproportionate am...
1 Jun 2007	New directive threatens restrictive covenants	Bridget Hui and James Baker, Macfarlanes	Restrictive covenants are designed to prevent former employees from harming their former employer by competing with them. But could the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive,...
1 Jul 2010	Editorial - July 2010	Alex Lock, editor	With all the excitement/boredom/disappointment/relief - delete as appropriate - over the general election now a...
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 Feb 2011	A question of jurisdiction	David Cubitt, Osborne Clarke	The end of 2010 saw some interesting and potentially challenging decisions regarding the jurisdiction of courts to hear claims. In Pervez v Macquarue Bank L...
1 Apr 2011	Privilege issues in investigations	Jenny Steer, Berwin Leighton Paisner LLP and Diya Sen Gupta, Blackstone Chambers	An employee makes various allegations to his employer of potential breaches of legal obligations. The allegations may amount to `protected disclosures'. ...