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Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill

House of Lords – Committee Stage

Date: Thursday 9 March 2023

 

Introduction

A summary from Emplaw authors Lewis Silkin of the increases to statutory rates and limits taking effect in April.

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An interesting article from Parklane Plowden charting the composition of employment tribunals over the years and the recent proposals for change.

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With International Women's Day approaching on 8th March,  Emplaw authors Lewis Silkin have published a useful article looking at why changes to current protections may be needed, the progress of the Bill and what it may mean

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An on-demand webinar by Emplaw authors Gowling WLG looking at what AI means for employment law and the employment relationship, and the profound questions that still need answering.

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The government wants to legislate to make sure that holiday entitlement stays in proportion to time worked, correcting the problem identified in last year’s landmark holiday ruling in Harpur v Brazel. This article from Lewis Silkin, takes a first look at what’s being proposed

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To make sense of this year in pensions, this insight from Emplaw authors, Gowling WLG, highlights seven key developments that will dominate the industry in 2023.

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From the post-Brexit reform agenda to a series of private members’ bills, key caselaw decisions to other planned developments, there is much change on the horizon, and this article is the annual round-up of what to expect, from Lewis Silkin.

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An insightful article from Parklane Plowden looking at what could be the biggest change to Employment Law in modern times

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An article from Emplaw authors Lewis Silkin analysing the Government's response to the consultation on flexible working which proposes a “day one” right to request and various other changes to the current rules.

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