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#Immigration
A sponsor licence is valid for 4 years and Tier 2 sponsors must ensure that they submit a renewal application in good time to avoid losing the ability to sponsor workers. Whilst the application process is straightforward, there are some key steps an Authorising Officer must take before authorising a renewal.
Tier 2 Sponsors: Renewing your sponsor licence
8
Jun
2018
Tier 2 Sponsors: Renewing your sponsor licence
A sponsor licence is valid for 4 years and Tier 2 sponsors must ensure that they submit a renewal application in good time to avoid losing the ability to sponsor workers. Whilst the application process is straightforward, there are some key steps an Authorising Officer must take before authorising a renewal.
#Data Protection
The 25th May 2018 has now come and gone and the GDPR has come into force.
GDPR: Not the end of the story as the DPA 2018 comes into force
8
Jun
2018
GDPR: Not the end of the story as the DPA 2018 comes into force
The 25th May 2018 has now come and gone and the GDPR has come into force.
#Other
The EAT has held, in Roddis v Sheffield Hallam University, that an employee on a zero hour contract can compare himself to a full-time employee for the purposes of pursuing a claim under the Part-time Workers (Prevention of Less Favourable Treatment) Regulations 2000 (the Regulations). The Regulations provide protection for part-time workers against less favourable treatment on the ground of their part-time status.
Zero-hour employee entitled to compare himself to full-time employee
1
Jun
2018
Zero-hour employee entitled to compare himself to full-time employee
The EAT has held, in Roddis v Sheffield Hallam University, that an employee on a zero hour contract can compare himself to a full-time employee for the purposes of pursuing a claim under the Part-time Workers (Prevention of Less Favourable Treatment) Regulations 2000 (the Regulations). The Regulations provide protection for part-time workers against less favourable treatment on the ground of their part-time status.
#Discrimination
In the case of City of York Council v Grosset, the Court of Appeal (COA) upheld a decision that an employer was liable for discrimination arising from a disability when it dismissed an employee due to misconduct, even though the employer was not aware that the employee’s conduct was due to his disability. The claimant was Head of English at a school and suffered with cystic fibrosis.
Disability and knowledge of the consequence
1
Jun
2018
Disability and knowledge of the consequence
In the case of City of York Council v Grosset, the Court of Appeal (COA) upheld a decision that an employer was liable for discrimination arising from a disability when it dismissed an employee due to misconduct, even though the employer was not aware that the employee’s conduct was due to his disability. The claimant was Head of English at a school and suffered with cystic fibrosis.
#Immigration
In March, the government unexpectedly announced that Turkish businesspeople and their family members living in the UK under ECAA business visas will no longer have the right to settle in the UK. The Home Office updated its guidance as a result of an immigration tribunal ruling last year involving Hacer Aydogdu, the wife of a Turkish entrepreneur.
Turkish Entrepreneurs lose right to settle in UK
1
Jun
2018
Turkish Entrepreneurs lose right to settle in UK
In March, the government unexpectedly announced that Turkish businesspeople and their family members living in the UK under ECAA business visas will no longer have the right to settle in the UK. The Home Office updated its guidance as a result of an immigration tribunal ruling last year involving Hacer Aydogdu, the wife of a Turkish entrepreneur.
#Recruitment
The technology sector has come under the spotlight for its lack of diversity after a series of high-profile cases of sexual harassment in Silicon Valley companies, including Uber. A series of scandals in the US about predictive policing and facial recognition software that cannot recognise black people have also raised concerns about ethnic discrimination.
Michael Sippitt comments for the Financial Times Special Report on AI systems must be alert to the dangers of human bias
31
May
2018
Michael Sippitt comments for the Financial Times Special Report on AI systems must be alert to the dangers of human bias
The technology sector has come under the spotlight for its lack of diversity after a series of high-profile cases of sexual harassment in Silicon Valley companies, including Uber. A series of scandals in the US about predictive policing and facial recognition software that cannot recognise black people have also raised concerns about ethnic discrimination.
#Data Protection
Listen again to Monica Atwal, Managing Partner at Clarkslegal LLP talking to Rufus Hound on tallRADIO discussing GDPR.
Monica Atwal talks GDPR with Rufus Hound on talkRADIO
24
May
2018
Monica Atwal talks GDPR with Rufus Hound on talkRADIO
Listen again to Monica Atwal, Managing Partner at Clarkslegal LLP talking to Rufus Hound on tallRADIO discussing GDPR.
#Other
This month, Health Education England (HEE) has accepted that, for whistleblowing purposes, junior doctors (those who have been appointed by HEE to a contract of employment and who have a training number) are workers of HEE and have protection.
Heath Education England accepts employer status for junior doctors in whistleblowing claims
24
May
2018
Heath Education England accepts employer status for junior doctors in whistleblowing claims
This month, Health Education England (HEE) has accepted that, for whistleblowing purposes, junior doctors (those who have been appointed by HEE to a contract of employment and who have a training number) are workers of HEE and have protection.
#Immigration
Russian billionaire businessman Roman Abramovich’s Tier 1 Investor visa extension application is still under scrutiny despite him previously satisfying the Home Office he was eligible. Last week, the Financial Times reported that Abramovich had returned to Russia after his Investor visa expired and his current application is “taking longer than usual” to be processed. Whilst little is known about the reasoning behind the delay, many have speculated that the Home Office is looking into the source of his investment funds.
Billionaire Roman Abramovich is having issues renewing his Investor visa
23
May
2018
Billionaire Roman Abramovich is having issues renewing his Investor visa
Russian billionaire businessman Roman Abramovich’s Tier 1 Investor visa extension application is still under scrutiny despite him previously satisfying the Home Office he was eligible. Last week, the Financial Times reported that Abramovich had returned to Russia after his Investor visa expired and his current application is “taking longer than usual” to be processed. Whilst little is known about the reasoning behind the delay, many have speculated that the Home Office is looking into the source of his investment funds.
#Data Protection
So after two years of build-up, the GDPR is actually here and will be enforceable from Friday (25th May 2018) – are you ready?
The GDPR is here
21
May
2018
The GDPR is here
So after two years of build-up, the GDPR is actually here and will be enforceable from Friday (25th May 2018) – are you ready?
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