• The EAT hold that a teacher dismissed by a Jewish nursery for living with her boyfriend was not discriminated against because of her lack of belief in Jewish law but because of the Nursery’s own religious beliefs.
• The Government Equalities Office has published two new pieces of guidance to help employers identify potential causes of the gender pay gap and develop an effective action plan to tackle it.
• The Government’s response to the consultation on protecting defined benefit pension schemes indicates an intention to introduce a new criminal offence to prevent and penalise scheme mismanagement.
• The UK’s working parents are suffering from poorly-designed jobs that force them to work extra hours, according to a major new study published by Working Families and Bright Horizons.

In conjunction with our recently announced partnership with The BRIT School, we are excited to be supporting The Other Songs Live – a phenomenal event at The London Palladium on 19 May.
Read moreSimons Muirhead Burton successfully represented award-winning archaeologist, broadcaster and author, Professor Catrine Jarman, in a widely reported Misuse of Private Information case against Karen, Countess Spencer.
Read moreWe are delighted to announce SMB’s new partnership with The BRIT School – through financial support, in-kind activity and pro bono legal advice for the School’s students and alumni.
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