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High Court orders former employee to return confidential documents kept for taking legal advice

In the recent case of Nissan Motor (GB) Limited and Nissan Motor CO., Limited v Passi, the High Court considered the interesting legal issue of whether a former employee could retain confidential documents belonging to his former employer for the...
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Posted 13th April 2022 | by Laurence Dunn |in DC News

High Court Injunction Restricts Tesco’s Ability to ‘Fire and Re-Hire’

The tactic of ‘firing and re-hiring’ employees as a means of changing terms and conditions of employment has received a lot of attention over the last year or so. Last year, the Government asked ACAS to investigate the use of these tactics, which...
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Posted 2nd March 2022 | by Laurence Dunn |in DC News

The UK’s business immigration rules are about to radically change – is your business ready?

With all the talk about whether the UK will reach a Brexit deal before 31 December 2020, it is easy to forget that, whatever happens, the transition period will end on that date and from then on the UK’s immigration system will be very different...
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Posted 8th December 2020 | by Laurence Dunn |in DC News

Holiday pay – All change again

The calculation of holiday pay for employees and workers who undertake voluntary overtime is quickly becoming a very common issue for many employers. We’ve been running a Blog on the subject updating it as the law regularly changes (link below)...
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Posted 17th April 2019 | by Laurence Dunn |in DC News

Jess Varnish accusations of bullying and discrimination in the competitive cycling world – is this the real story?

The current case brought by former Olympic cyclist Jess Varnish in the Employment Tribunal (currently in progress) has again raised the question of whether one of sports’ employers or governing bodies (in this case, British Cycling and UK Sport)...
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Posted 17th December 2018 | by Laurence Dunn |in DC News
The Dolomite Challenge – charity bike ride from Munich to Venice – 1st to 7th July 2017

The Dolomite Challenge – charity bike ride from Munich to Venice – 1st to 7th July 2017

I have rashly committed to cycle all the way from Munich to Venice (over 560 miles) in 7 days, in support of the British Heart Foundation and Cancer Research UK. I need to be able to cycle an average of 80 miles a day for 7 consecutive days, 5 of...
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Posted 21st June 2017 | by Laurence Dunn |in Charity Bike Ride, DC News
The Implications of Brexit on Immigration Law

The Implications of Brexit on Immigration Law

In light of Britain potentially leaving the European Union (“Brexit”), immigration law has become a highly contentious topic for both sides of the debate. The aim to reduce migration into the UK to tens of thousands per annum has long been on the...
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The Alpe d’Huez Challenge

The Alpe d’Huez Challenge

Myself and Darren want to thank all of our generous supporters for their encouragement (with a few rude suggestions!) and sponsorship of this event, the proceeds of which will be shared between the organisers’ 2 charities (half), with the rest...
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Posted 28th September 2015 | by Laurence Dunn |in Charity Bike Ride, DC News
Alpe D’Huez Charity Bike Ride

Alpe D’Huez Charity Bike Ride

We have rather worryingly agreed to take part in the Alpe D’Huez Charity Bike Ride. Darren Tibble, Laurence Dunn, Gareth Xifaras and Chris Colbert are Team Mountain Sloths on this epic challenge. Why are we putting ourselves through this torture?...
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Posted 11th September 2015 | by Laurence Dunn |in Charity Bike Ride, DC News

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