
EAT ruling on when there will be a series of deductions from holiday pay
In British Airways plc v De Mello and others, the EAT considered whether the exclusion of certain allowances from holiday pay amounted to unlawful deductions from
In British Airways plc v De Mello and others, the EAT considered whether the exclusion of certain allowances from holiday pay amounted to unlawful deductions from
In the recent case of Smith v Pimlico Plumbers, the Court of Appeal held that a worker was entitled to claim compensation for unpaid holiday covering the entire period of his engagement
The Employment Appeal Tribunal has decided that compensation for injury to feelings can in principle be awarded in respect of working time detriment claims. This
The ECJ has once again shaken up rules on working time in a recent employment case on stand by shifts. Previously, on call or stand
Workers’ entitlements to paid annual leave will carry over indefinitely in circumstances where the employer has refused to offer holiday pay. This means that the
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