Lexis®PSL Employment weekly highlights—12 January 2017

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This week’s edition of Employment highlights includes: (1) the Central London Employment Tribunal’s judgment that a City Sprint cycle courier was a worker and therefore entitled to holiday pay, (2) analysis of the Court of Appeal’s judgment in the Southern Rail dispute by Victoria Phillips, head of employment rights (client relations) at Thompsons Solicitors, (3) an EAT judgment on the fairness of a dismissal when a lapsed warning has been taken into account, (4) an EAT decision on the breadth of the rule in Henderson v Henderson, (5) an EAT judgment on the appropriate amount of a deposit order, (6) analysis of the Court of Appeal’s decision in Wright v Lewis Silkin by barristers Justin Fenwick QC and George Spalton, (7) the joint responses of the British Bankers’ Association and the Association for Financial Markets to the Financial Conduct Authority's consultation on responsibility and conduct rules for non-executive directors and the discussion paper on legal function and the Senior Managers and Certification Regime, (8) updates to...