In this first podcast in a new series, David Hossack and Alan Delaney discuss a very recent decision of the European Court of Human Rights which looked at whether employees' right to privacy was violated when their employer used covert video surveillance to address a serious issue of theft in the workplace. Where is the balance to be struck between an employer's right to protect its property and an employee's reasonable expectation of privacy at work?

In this podcast we discuss tripping and slipping claims by the public on the public road on commercial and private property. When is a claim likely to be a sound claim?

In this podcast we discuss tripping and slipping claims by the public on the public road and on commercial and private property. When is a claim likely to be a sound claim?

In this podcast David Hossack, Stuart McWilliams and Pamela Macaulay discuss a recent case in which a vulnerable domestic worker from Malawi sought to enforce her employment rights. 

The report referenced can be found here

David Hossack, Stuart McWilliams and Pamela Macaulay discuss the recent press reports that the UK is planning changes to the immigration system in the event of a no deal Brexit.

These reports suggest free movement of persons will end on 31 October and a new, currently undefined, system will replace it. The team discuss what these reports mean and how they might affect individuals and employers.