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Tag Archives: ECJ
Mother who had child via surrogacy arrangement not entitled to paid maternity leave under European law
The ECJ has ruled that it was not a breach of EU law to deny a commissioning mother, who had a child via surrogacy, paid maternity leave and adoption leave despite the fact that she had been breastfeeding the child … Continue reading
Posted in Devonshires, employment, employment law, UK employment
Tagged adoption leave, ECJ, maternity discrimination, Maternity Leave
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Collective Redundancies – ECJ to consider removal of the ‘establishment’ requirement
In the landmark case of USDAW and anor v Ethel Austin Ltd (in administration) and ors the EAT held that employees of Woolworths and Ethel Austin, who worked in stores where less than 20 employees were being made redundant were … Continue reading
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Tagged Collective redundancies, ECJ
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TUPE and collective agreements – a dynamic interpretation
Whether an employee can benefit from changes under a collective agreement post TUPE transfer will depend upon whether the agreement is incorporated into their contract of employment. There have been differing opinions in case law as to whether changes to … Continue reading
The Working Time Regulations and holidays – are we finally seeing some solutions?
The Government is currently consulting on proposals to amend the Working Time Regulations to permit the carry-over of annual leave, by those employees who are unable to take it in the year which it accrues due to sickness absence. As … Continue reading