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EHRC names ten organisations for failing to report gender pay gap data

The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has named ten organisations that failed to report their gender pay gap data for the 2024–25 reporting year, despite receiving reminder notices. The organisations include: BCM Employment & Management Services Ltd; Cooper Tire & Rubber Company Europe Ltd; Healthy Retail Ltd; L’Arche; N. Notaro Homes Ltd; Radish Food Services Group Ltd; Robinson Webster (Holdings) Ltd; Seafood Trading Ltd; Strike Ltd; and Trocadero (London) Hotel Ltd. EHRC has written to the chief executives of these organisations, asking them to report their data as soon as possible, with legal investigations to be conducted by EHRC if they do not.

WEC welcomes government NDA reforms but calls for wider protection in the music industry

The Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) has welcomed government proposals on non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), but warned of the need for further work to protect against a ‘culture of misogyny’ in the music industry.

CJEU confirms general principle of non-discrimination includes indirect discrimination ‘by association’ on grounds of disability

In GL v AB SpA C-38/24 [Bervidi], the claimant was an Italian station operator who repeatedly asked her employer to appoint her permanently to a position with fixed working hours to enable her to care for her severely disabled son, who lived with her and needed to follow a care programme at a fixed time in the afternoon. The employer did not grant her requests, but provided her with some reasonable accommodations on a provisional basis.

Employment Rights Bill advances as Lords pass baton to Commons

Law360: The government's flagship Employment Rights Bill moved one step closer to enactment on 3 September 2025 as peers handed their amended version of the reforms back to MPs for consideration.

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If a rentcharge is shown as being informally exonerated on title information, does this apply to the

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Glossary—Latin legal terms

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