Employee

The Government has titled its press release “Millions to benefit from enhanced rights as government responds to Taylor review of modern working practices.” It looks far too early to tell whether this will ring true. There is little concrete in what the... Read More

Our anti-harassment law is not fit for purpose. Imagine a waitress, who is employed by a hospitality company. Attending a function The waitress is asked to attend a function hosted by a wealthy businessman. The company had received a few complaints from... Read More

According to the Independent, The BBC is facing investigations after being accused of “silencing” gender discrimination and harassment victims through its use of gagging orders. Tony Hall, the director general, is going to be questioned on the issue by the Culture, Media... Read More

When redundancy could be looming, it’s an anxious time for employees. If a business is restructuring, there’s often a lot of speculation about whose roles could be affected and which jobs are safe. In case you’re unlucky enough to get a tap... Read More

The recent resignation by Carrie Gracie, the China editor of the BBC, has reignited the furore over equal pay at the BBC.

Resignations have been in the news. Theresa May recently asked Damien Green, the deputy P.M, to quit because he had made misleading statements about what he knew regarding pornography discovered on his office computer in 2008. In November Priti Patel, the international... Read More