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    Explore " 11kbwemploymentpodcast" with insightful episodes like "Miller: Direct Discrimination and Anti-Zionism", "Jump Trading: Non-competes and Speedy Trials", "Deliveroo: Supreme Court on Worker Status and Article 11", "Steel v Spencer Road: Bonus Clawback Provisions" and "Agnew: The Supreme Court on Holiday Pay" from podcasts like ""11KBW Employment Podcast", "11KBW Employment Podcast", "11KBW Employment Podcast", "11KBW Employment Podcast" and "11KBW Employment Podcast"" and more!

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    Miller: Direct Discrimination and Anti-Zionism

    Miller:  Direct Discrimination and Anti-Zionism

    Andrew Edge talks to Hannah Slarks about Miller v University of Bristol 1400780/2022, an important first instance decision on protected belief discrimination.  To what extent is anti-Zionism a protected belief?  Andrew and Hannah examine how Higgs and Forstater play out in practice.  Does the law now mean that an employer can be guilty of direct discrimination when motivated by an employee’s objectionable manifestation of their belief – rather than the belief itself?

    Host: Hannah Slarks
    Guest: Andrew Edge

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    Jump Trading: Non-competes and Speedy Trials

    Jump Trading: Non-competes and Speedy Trials

    Rupert Paines talks to Katherine Taunton about Verition v Jump Trading [2023] EWCA Civ 701. How long is too long to keep an employee out of the market? Is a variable-length restrictive covenant permissible? And how does delay factor into injunction applications?

    Host: Katherine Taunton
    Guest: Rupert Paines

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    Deliveroo: Supreme Court on Worker Status and Article 11

    Deliveroo: Supreme Court on Worker Status and Article 11

    Dan Stilitz KC talks to new tenant Lucy Jones about Independent Workers Union of Great Britain v Central Arbitration Committee and another [2023] UKSC 43. What is the latest from the Supreme Court on worker status?  And, to what extent does Article 11 provide a right to compulsory collective bargaining?

    Host: Lucy Jones
    Guest: Daniel Stilitz KC

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    Agnew: The Supreme Court on Holiday Pay

    Agnew: The Supreme Court on Holiday Pay

    Sean Jones KC talks to new tenant Aliya Al-Yassin about Chief Constable of Northern Ireland v Agnew [2023] UKSC 33, and somehow gives us a complete history of holiday pay in (almost) half an hour. When can an employee claim for a series of payments?

    Host: Aliya Al-Yassin
    Guest: Sean Jones KC

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    On Twitter, we’re @11KBW and on LinkedIn, we’re 11KBW.

    Clifford v Millicom: Privacy Orders

    Clifford v Millicom: Privacy Orders

    Paddy Halliday talks to Leo Davidson about Clifford v Millicom [2023] EWCA Civ 50, a welcome Court of Appeal judgment containing a roadmap for Rule 50.  What principles will the ET apply when deciding whether to grant a privacy order?

    Host: Leo Davidson
    Guest: Paddy Halliday

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    On Twitter, we’re @11KBW and on LinkedIn, we’re 11KBW.

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