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Articles, News and Features

Spare us the cutter -Tillman v Egon Zehnder

A useful article from Emplaw authors Moorcrofts explaining the recent Supreme Court decision about the enforcability of post termination restrictions.

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The EU gets Transparent and Predictable

An article from Emplaw author Colin Lekey from Lewis Silkin with 10 key takeaways from the EU’s Transparent and Predictable Working Conditions Directive . The Directive has been  passed by all parts of the EU’s legislative machinery and Member States have until mid-2022, to implement it into domestic law. Depending on the final shape of Brexit or not, the UK may or may not be obliged to comply with the Directive but it has already shaped  UK legislation with regards to new requirements for written statements coming into force next year.

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Emplaw Monthly - End of June 2019

Your one-stop monthly read to keep you up to date on employment law, news and cases. Working time holiday and record keeping headline this month as well an update on NDAs and new reporting requirements for companies.