In this edition:
• The EAT hold that a failure to pay a father enhanced parental leave pay was not direct sex discrimination as the correct comparator was a woman on parental leave who would be treated in exactly the same way.
• The IWGB union files a claim for judicial review challenging the decision by the CAC to not hear an application for union recognition for the purposes of collective bargaining on behalf of a university’s outsourced workers
• The ICO has produced an online ‘lawful basis interactive guidance tool’ to give tailored guidance on which lawful basis is likely to be most appropriate for an organisation’s data processing activities.
• The BEIS Committee is conducting an inquiry into compliance by private business with gender pay gap reporting and to consider what steps they are taking to address the gap.
Simons Muirhead Burton is pleased to have acted for NuWealth and founder Kane Harrison, in its acquisition by Quilter, a FTSE-250 wealth manager.
Read moreSMB’s Film Team wishes its client so much success with the release of: ‘And Mrs’, starring Aisling Bea, Billie Lourd and Colin Hanks.
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Our Media & Communications Disputes team were pleased to act for Channel 4 and ITN in their successful defence of a hard-fought libel claim by Dyson. The win is a victory for investigative journalism and freedom of expression.
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