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Date	Title	Author	Abstract
1 Dec 2009	You Better Believe It!	Sue Ashtiany, Nabarro LLP	As employment lawyers, we don't want to grapple with the philosophical underpinning of laws - we want to advise correctly on them to keep our clients out of trouble.
1 Nov 2010	Yorkshire Housing Ltd v Cuerden	Harriet Bowtell, Russell Jones & Walker	Employees have no general right under UK law to have a lawyer present at a meeting with them at work. Their legal right as regards discipline and grievance matters is to have a colleague or tr...
1 Apr 2011	X v Mid Sussex CAB & Chalis: volunteer workers	Claire McCann, Cloisters	Is a volunteer worker afforded protection from acts of disability discrimination, whether under the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 - and therefore, by extension, the Equality Act 2010 - or by reco...
1 Mar 2009	Wright & ors v Secretary of State for Health	Susan Belgrave, 9 Gough Square	How do we strike a balance between the need of society to protect the vulnerable and the rights of individuals not to be deprived arbitrarily of the means of earning their livelihood? Baroness Hales h...
1 May 2011	Wriggling insurers	Stephen Levinson, RadcliffesLeBrasseur	In Pine v DAS Legal Expenses Insurance Company Ltd [2011] All ER (D) 296, the Court of Appeal emphatically disposed of the reasons a legal expenses insurer gave when attempting to avoid gi...
1 Oct 2012	Working together to improve the EAT	Jennifer Eady QC, Old Square Chambers	Jennifer Eady QC reports on ELA’s successful joint venture with the Law Society to review the rulesand procedures of the Employment Appeal Tribunal
1 Nov 2004	Working Time Directive - Proposed Revision	John Porter, Beachcroft Wansbroughs	The European Commission has proposed a substantial revision of Directive 2003/88 EC. Pressure for change has been growing within the European Parliament and amon...
1 Mar 2004	Working Time and the Opt-Out	John Evans, Coudert Brothers and chair, ELA international committee	The 1993 Working Time Directive required the European Commission to report on its operation after 10 years and, in particular, on the provisions for opting out of the 48 hours a week limit. The rep...
1 Apr 2008	Working from prison: M & P Steelcraft Ltd v Ellis	Naomi Cunningham, Farrar's Building	In M&P Steelcraft v Ellis and HM Prison Service, the EAT (Elias P presiding) considered whether a prisoner working outside the prison on day release was "employed" and could start accruing continuous ...
23 Oct 2009	Workers dismissed during part-time parental leave are entitled to full-time notice pay	News from the IDS Employment Law Team	In Meerts v Proost NV the ECJ has held that the EC framework agreement on parental leave entitles workers dismissed without the statutory period of notice while on part-time parental leave, to be paid...