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Equal Pay Claim Remitted After Tribunal Erred on "Particular Disadvantage"

An employment tribunal's decision in an equal pay case has been overturned, with the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) finding errors in the lower tribunal's approach to indirect discrimination.

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Medequip Not Liable for Race Discrimination: Tribunal Dismisses Appeal

The Employment Appeal Tribunal has dismissed an appeal against Medequip Assistive Technology Ltd, finding no error in the original tribunal's decision to dismiss claims of direct race discrimination.

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The 9-Month Probation Trap: Why The New "Lighter Touch" Dismissal Rules Are Not A "Free Pass"

A 9-month statutory probation is coming. We explain the new "lighter touch" dismissal rules, why day-one rights still apply, and the hidden risks employers must avoid to stay compliant.

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The 9-Month Probation Trap: Why The New "Lighter Touch" Dismissal Rules Are Not A "Free Pass" 21 min read →
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Legal Tech Security: OSSEC & Crowdsec for Law Firms

Your client files are only as safe as your security tools. We explain why open-source solutions like OSSEC and Crowdsec offer the transparency, auditability, and cost-effectiveness that modern legal practices desperately need.

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Preliminary Hearing Employment Tribunal: Complete Guide

Don't let a "planning meeting" derail your case. We explain the critical difference between Case Management and Preliminary Issue hearings and how to avoid having your claim struck out early.

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Preliminary Hearing Employment Tribunal: Complete Guide 24 min read →
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Citizens Advice Wins Appeal as Tribunal Refuses Extension for Late Submission

The Employment Appeal Tribunal has sided with the National Association of Citizens Advice Bureaux (NACAB), rejecting an appeal due to a late submission. The tribunal cited significant prejudice to the respondent as a key factor in its decision.

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