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This subtopic contains details of trackers and tables available in Lexis®+ UK Employment, including general case, legislation and consultation trackers, tables setting out statutory compensation limits and employment-related statutory rates and limits, and guidance trackers relating to coronavirus (COVID-19)-related guidance that is relevant to employment practitioners.

Employment horizon scanner—dates for your diary

Practice Note: Employment horizon scanner—dates for your diary scans the horizon for what to expect in employment law. It covers upcoming dates of relevance for employment lawyers, covering cases, legislation and consultations, presented in a chronological format.

Case tracker

Practice Note: Case tracker—Employment is produced in collaboration with Gowling WLG.

It provides the latest information in relation to a wide variety of upcoming cases of interest to employment lawyers including the main issues, case status and which court the next hearing will take place in. The list of cases can be filtered by case number or topic, and can be exported to xlsx format.

Links to Lexis®+ UK Employment News Analysis reports are included where they are available.

Legislation trackers

Practice Note: Legislation tracker—Employment details:

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    Forthcoming legislation (not Brexit-related)

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    Private Members’ Bills

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