Commercial Client

• HMRC Likely to Target Employee Mileage Claims and Expenses

  • Posted22 December 2014

  A recent survey of 1,200 company car drivers found that more than 1,000 admitted to having falsified their mileage claims. 89 per cent had submitted inaccurate claims and 63 per...

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• Obese Workers and Disability Rights

  • Posted19 December 2014

  The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has upheld an earlier ruling of the Advocate General on a question raised by the Danish District Court in holding that...

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• Government Acts Following Overtime and Holiday Pay Ruling

  • Posted19 December 2014

  The Government has taken action to reduce the potential costs to employers of last month’s decision of the Employment Appeal Tribunal in Bear Scotland Ltd. v Fulton that holiday pay...

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• University Not Guilty of Race Discrimination

  • Posted18 December 2014

  In a case which illustrates the magnitude of the task faced by Employment Tribunals in resolving the most factually complex cases, a black professor who claimed to be the victim...

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• High Court Upholds Employment Tribunal Fees

  • Posted17 December 2014

  The High Court has ruled that fees for the use of Employment Tribunals (ETs) and the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) are lawful. The fees were first introduced by the...

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• Apartment Block Tenants Face £20 Million Bill for Freehold

  • Posted16 December 2014

  The Central London residential property market is known to have risen to dizzying heights over the last few years, which has led to the victory by residents of a prestige...

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