Darren Newman Employment Law
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Tag Archives: burden of proof
How would Lord Rennard fare as an employee?
Lord Rennard is not an employee – and that is something he should be relieved about. He has been investigated under the Liberal Democrats membership rules, which allow a member to be expelled for conduct which brings the Party into … Continue reading
Posted in Equality Act, Harassment
Tagged burden of proof, Liberal Democrats, Lord Rennard, sexual harassment
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Why did John McCririck lose his age discrimination claim?
So why did John McCririck lose? The simple answer is that I don’t know. And that’s a problem because I have read the 44 page Employment Tribunal decision. Explaining why one side has won and the other has lost is … Continue reading
Posted in Age discrimination, Employment Tribunals
Tagged burden of proof, Channel 4, McCririck
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Guilty until proven innocent?
Today’s outrage against objectivity and rational analysis is brought to you courtesy of the founder and Director of Civitas, an independent ‘think tank’. David G Green has written an article in the Telegraph giving a pithy critique of the Equality … Continue reading
