Instructing an employee to speak English ‘was not discriminatory’

A company had not discriminated against an employee by telling her that she had to speak English while at work. That was the decision of the Employment Tribunal in the case of a Russian born woman who started working for a company involved in testing products on animals. The company became concerned at the woman’s

Businesses to face ‘major difficulties’ over the coming year

Businesses can expect to face major financial difficulties over the coming year, according to research by the insolvency specialists, Begbies Traynor. The company’s Red Flag Alert, which monitors the financial health of UK companies, found that 268,898 businesses ended the final quarter of 2015 suffering significant financial distress. That was a 17% increase on the

Insolvency decision is a ‘£480m bonanza for rogue directors’

The government decision to end the special arrangement that helped to fund insolvency litigation has met with widespread criticism from business and legal professionals. The trade body R3 said it would amount to a “half-billion-pound pay day for rogue directors”. The controversy arose when the government confirmed that from April this year, insolvency litigation will

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