The Employment Appeal Tribunal has considered the difficult issue of voluntary overtime and the calculation of holiday pay.

The Court of Appeal has clarified conflicting case law and ruled that workers are not entitled to be paid the national minimum wage for time they are asleep on sleep-in shifts.

The High Court has ruled that an employer cannot continue with disciplinary proceedings against an employee pending resolution of her claim that the proceedings are in breach of her contract of employment.

Court of Appeal has provided some further guidance on what will amount to a "protected disclosure" under the whistleblowing legislation.

An insight into the highly publicised case on worker status, Pimlico Plumbers v Smith.

The EAT has found that a Claimant’s summary dismissal, without any existing warnings, was fair even though he had not committed any single act of gross misconduct.

An insight into the question of whether a man taking shared parental leave is entitled to the same rate of pay as a female employee taking maternity leave.

In this significant decision for NHS employers nationally, the High Court has reviewed the approach taken by numerous NHS Trusts to the monitoring of junior doctor rotas.

Capsticks’ team of employment specialists are delighted to provide you with the first of our quarterly employment law updates which includes recent cases and laws relevant to the sector.

The Government published “the Good Work Plan”, its response to “Good Work”, the review into modern working practices which was led by Matthew Taylor in late 2017.

The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has provided useful guidance on the scope of whistle blowing legislation

The ECJ handed down its judgment this week in King v Sash Windows Workshop Ltd