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Woman Sues Her Boss Mistaking 'XX' In Mails For Kisses, Loses In Court
An IT employee accused her boss of sexual harassment after mistaking his usage of the letter "xx" in an email for flirting.
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Indian Commonwealth Official In UK Wins Dismissal Case Against Secretary-General
An Indian official who worked at the Commonwealth Secretariat in London has won an employment tribunal claim that he was unlawfully forced out of his job and is entitled to thousands of pounds in damages.
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Uber Loses Employment Rights Case In Britain
US ride-hailing app Uber on Friday lost a landmark case in Britain that would give drivers the right to paid holidays and the national minimum wage.
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Uber To Defend Business Model At UK Tribunal On Worker Rights
Uber is expected to tell a British employment appeal tribunal on Wednesday that its drivers are self-employed and not workers entitled to a range of extra benefits, less than a week after the firm was told it would lose its London licence.
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British Sikh man sues bank claiming insult to turban
A British Sikh man has sued the bank where he worked for race and religious discrimination after colleagues allegedly interfered with his turban and asked whether it "flashed red in an emergency".
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Woman Sues Her Boss Mistaking 'XX' In Mails For Kisses, Loses In Court
An IT employee accused her boss of sexual harassment after mistaking his usage of the letter "xx" in an email for flirting.
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Indian Commonwealth Official In UK Wins Dismissal Case Against Secretary-General
An Indian official who worked at the Commonwealth Secretariat in London has won an employment tribunal claim that he was unlawfully forced out of his job and is entitled to thousands of pounds in damages.
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Uber Loses Employment Rights Case In Britain
US ride-hailing app Uber on Friday lost a landmark case in Britain that would give drivers the right to paid holidays and the national minimum wage.
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Uber To Defend Business Model At UK Tribunal On Worker Rights
Uber is expected to tell a British employment appeal tribunal on Wednesday that its drivers are self-employed and not workers entitled to a range of extra benefits, less than a week after the firm was told it would lose its London licence.
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British Sikh man sues bank claiming insult to turban
A British Sikh man has sued the bank where he worked for race and religious discrimination after colleagues allegedly interfered with his turban and asked whether it "flashed red in an emergency".
