Employment Law Blog

Isabel Baylis explores experiences of disabled barristers throughout the Bar after the findings of a new research project...

Laura Kaye gives her top ten tips for getting the best results from preliminary hearings on disability...

Proper use of the law on time limits in the Employment Tribunal can be critical in getting a case to a final hearing.

In the case of residential workers and their right to be paid the national minimum wage, what is the status of on-call time outside normal working hours when a worker is not expected to be asleep?

A career at the Bar is not the easiest. It certainly comes with its fair share of difficulties; unsociable hours, large workload and high levels of unpredictability.

This year marks 100 years since women have been able to practice at the Bar in England and Wales. In honour of this and International Women's Day 2019, we have been considering interesting aspects of discrimination law in relation to the protected characteristic of sex.

Last week members of the Employment Team met to discuss recent developments and tactics.

Last Tuesday evening the members of ILS were honoured to receive a talk from Professor Diana Kloss MBE, Hon FFOM.

Happy New Year and welcome to the 9SJS Employment Law Blog!