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Not enough, Mr Cable

28 January 2011

Not enough, Mr Cable

Len Shackleton
28 January 2011
Business Secretary Vince Cable is proposing what the Financial Times calls “an employer-friendly shake-up of Employment Tribunals”. Hmm. The proposals … Continue reading “Not enough, Mr Cable”

Cut out the red tape and get us back on track

27 January 2011

Cut out the red tape and get us back on track

Nick Hayns
27 January 2011
It is not easy running a business in this country. You might think I’m making reference to the recession, and, … Continue reading “Cut out the red tape and get us back on track”

Rational pessimism, Mervyn King and supply-side liberalisation

26 January 2011

Rational pessimism, Mervyn King and supply-side liberalisation

Philip Booth
26 January 2011
As Mervyn King suggested last night, the prospects for living standards in the near future are grim. Higher economic growth will … Continue reading “Rational pessimism, Mervyn King and supply-side liberalisation”

Tribunals once more

23 July 2010

Tribunals once more

Len Shackleton
23 July 2010

A free-market alternative to banning discrimination against gay people

6 April 2010

A free-market alternative to banning discrimination against gay people

Kristian Niemietz
6 April 2010
“A free man must be able to endure it when his fellow men act and live otherwise than he considers … Continue reading “A free-market alternative to banning discrimination against gay people”

Tribunal tribulations

2 February 2010

Tribunal tribulations

Len Shackleton
2 February 2010
, has lodged an Employment Tribunal case against the ITV programme makers, claiming disability discrimination. Her argument seems to be … Continue reading “Tribunal tribulations”

“Philosophical belief” at the workplace

8 September 2009

“Philosophical belief” at the workplace

Len Shackleton
8 September 2009
An interesting case is going through the courts at the moment. Its resolution could further expand Employment Tribunal jurisdiction at … Continue reading ““Philosophical belief” at the workplace”

Equality can’t be mandated by law

15 October 2010

Equality can’t be mandated by law

Daniel Knowles
15 October 2010
It is not clear whether the producers (or the politicians for that matter) intended it, but a new British film … Continue reading “Equality can’t be mandated by law”

Tribunals once more

23 July 2010

Tribunals once more

Len Shackleton
23 July 2010
I don’t apologise for returning once more to my hobby-horse, the seemingly unstoppable growth of employment tribunal claims and the … Continue reading “Tribunals once more”

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