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Court of Appeal injunction protects our client from unfair competition
David Ludlow
09.11.2023
Putting this issue’s article on post termination restrictions into practice, the Moore Barlow Employment law team acted for an internet…
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Restrictive covenants and employee competition
David Ludlow
26.04.2023
In the recent case of Boydell v NZP Ltd and others, the Court of Appeal considered the severability (or “blue pencil”)…
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Redundancy pools of one – proceed with caution
David Ludlow
22.11.2022
What significance do the very recent cases of Mogane v Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (EAT) and, as we…
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How do employers protect their trans and gender-fluid employees?
David Ludlow
19.10.2022
When Liz Truss was Minister for Women and Equalities, a year before she campaigned to become Prime Minister, one of…
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Non-compete restrictive covenants clause
David Ludlow
27.05.2022
Law By Design Ltd (“LBD”), a Manchester based employment law firm which largely works for NHS clients, recently won a…
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Gig economy and the importance of defining an employment status
David Ludlow
09.11.2021
The gig economy has been a hot topic over the past few months, with large companies such as Uber and…
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Harassment and constructive dismissal– Driscoll (née Cobbing) v & P Global Ltd and another
David Ludlow
02.09.2021
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has held Driscoll (née Cobbing) v & P Global Ltd and another that a Constructive…
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Unintentional indirect discrimination
David Ludlow
25.06.2021
What is indirect discrimination?
Indirect discrimination is where a provision, criterion or practice, which are not intended to treat anyone…
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When a “sleep-in” counts as work
David Ludlow
07.05.2021
In Royal Mencap Society v Tomlinson-Blake and Shannon v Rampersad (t/a Clifton House Residential Home), the Supreme Court held that…
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Race case out of time
David Ludlow
01.03.2021
In Adedeji v University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust, the Court of Appeal upheld an employment judge’s refusal to grant…
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Using the “reasonable steps” defence
David Ludlow
26.02.2021
Many employers when faced with a discrimination or harassment claim by one employee in relation to conduct by one or…
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Health and Safety protections extended to Gig economy workers
David Ludlow
16.12.2020
The Independent Workers’ Union of Great Britain v The Secretary of State for Work & Pensions and others.A recent decision…
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