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ukhumanrightsblog.com | Nov 15, 2011
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Head of Legal | Legal comment from Carl Gardner
www.headoflegal.com | Nov 12, 2011
Barrister and former government lawyer Carl Gardner writes about constitutional and public law, EU law and human rights.

Charon QC
charonqc.wordpress.com | Nov 21, 2011
Home About InsiteLaw Mag Lawcasts.net West London Man Charon QC UK law blog Feeds: Posts Comments #WithoutPrejudice 15: Hackgate – Freemen ‘Cod’ Law – Politicisation of judges – Legal Aid – Privacy Law Sunday, November 20, 2011 by Charon QC Welcome to Without Prejudice one on one with David Allen

New Jersey Civil Rights Law Firm | Civil Liberties Lawyer D. Gayle Loftis | Civil Rights Lawyer in
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At the New Jersey Civil Rights Law Firm of D. Gayle Loftis, we handle civil rights, constitutional law, personal injury, and workers compensation cases in Bergen and Hudson counties.

The Week That Was « UKSC blog
ukscblog.com | Oct 31, 2011
The UK Supreme Court Editors: Dan Tench, Laura Coogan, Cathryn Hopkins & Fiona Bruce (Olswang) Hugh Tomlinson QC, Matthew Ryder QC, Anthony Fairclough & Anita Davies (Matrix) This blog is dedicated to the UK Supreme Court. The UK Supreme Court is the UK's highest court; its judgments bind lower

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Anonymity in the employment tribunal: will the spread of the super-injunction affect workplace
www.shoosmiths.co.uk | May 11, 2011
In certain circumstances an employment tribunal can protect the identity of those involved in proceedings. In this article we examine these little known powers and the extent to which they can be used to preserve the parties privacy.

Webcams in the workplace.
www.personneltoday.com | Sep 25, 2008
A webcam has been placed in the workplace as part of an incentive and virtual morale boosting drive. This webcam feeds into the company intranet site and is available to all company staff to view. It is placed in a general location, away from peoples

Free employment advice and tribunal representation for workers.
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Unofficial industrial action can justify a fair conduct dismissal (not protected by EU and Human Rights law) SANDHU v GATE GOURMET LONDON LTD - UKEAT 0264/08/RN www.workrep.co.uk - providing free legal information, advice and representation to workers Helping You

EHRC consults on proposed legal intervention in religious discrimination cases | Article | XpertHR
www.xperthr.co.uk | Aug 16, 2011
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has been granted permission to intervene in four religious discrimination cases that are currently