March 2016 #168 Issue Archives | Legalease Law Journals

Flexible Working: Tipping the balance

Lewis Silkin | Employment Law Journal | March 2016 #168

Charlotte Davies considers the current and future landscape for flexible working and family-friendly rights at work

Financial Services: The crackdown continues

Linklaters LLP | Employment Law Journal | March 2016 #168

Alexandra Beidas and Jillian Naylor summarise the latest moves to improve accountability and discourage excessive risk taking in the banking sector

Age Discrimination: Spot the difference

Dechert LLP | Employment Law Journal | March 2016 #168

Jennifer McGrandle analyses a recent EAT decision on who the correct comparator is when seeking to demonstrate less favourable treatment

Disability Discrimination: A minefield for employers

Taylor Wessing LLP | Employment Law Journal | March 2016 #168

Three recent cases highlight some of the tricky situations that employers face when dealing with employees who have a disability, reports Rachel Farr

Public Sector Exit Payments: Clawback confusion

7 Bedford Row | Employment Law Journal | March 2016 #168

Catherine Rayner investigates the draft legislation on recouping termination payments from workers returning to the public sector

Termination Payments: A taxing issue for employers

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP | Employment Law Journal | March 2016 #168

Mark Kaye and Charlie Bowden examine the impact of a recent Upper Tribunal decision on the tax treatment of payments for injury to feelings

EU Referendum: Breaking up is hard to do

Shoosmiths LLP | Employment Law Journal | March 2016 #168

A recent Norwegian working time case shows how the UK could still be bound by employment directives even if it leaves the EU, explain Karen Harvie and Kenny Scott

Employment Law Journal: March 2016 #168