The Year Ahead: Ten predictions for 2016

Hogan Lovells | Employment Law Journal | December 2015/January 2016 #166
Sarah Parkin rounds up the key employment law cases and legislative developments that practitioners can expect in the coming year ‘2016 looks set to be an interesting year for employment practitioners and in-house counsel. The top ten developments to look out for are outlined in this article.’ With a number of significant Court of Appeal …

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The Year Ahead: Ten predictions for 2015

Hogan Lovells | Employment Law Journal | December 2014/January 2015 #156
Sarah Parkin rounds up the key employment law developments, cases and policies that practitioners can expect in the coming year ‘This article sets out ten predictions for 2015, outlining the main parties’ proposals and the key developments and cases employment lawyers can expect next year.’ Next year is currently set to be relatively quiet as …

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Agency Workers: A permanent loophole

CMS | Employment Law Journal | February 2014 #147
A recent EAT case has revealed a gap in the protection for agency workers who work ‘indefinitely’ for the hirer, explains Sarah Ozanne ‘Workers employed by an agency and provided to a hirer can find themselves on much reduced pay and conditions compared to other staff employed by the hirer.’The Agency Workers Regulations 2010 (the …

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