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This week’s edition of Employment highlights includes: (1) the government’s Good Work Plan to take forward recommendations made in the Taylor Review of Modern Working Practices, (2) the Court of Appeal’s decision, by majority, that Uber drivers are workers, (3) a consultation on the national minimum wage (NMW) rules regarding salaried workers and the operation of salary sacrifice schemes, (4) government guidance on new legislation relating to payslips that comes into force in April 2019, (5) a Court of Appeal decision on the approach to be taken to determine the territorial test in respect of claims for a protective award for a failure to carry out statutory consultation in respect of collective redundancies, (6) an announcement by the government about the twelve steps it intends to take to tackle sexual harassment in the workplace, (7) analysis by Keith Bryant QC of Outer Temple Chambers of a Supreme Court case on the meaning of ‘unfavourable treatment’ for the purposes of a disability discrimination claim relating to calculation of...
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