Tag Archive for 'employment law'

By way of apology…

By NL on 06/04/2009. 0 Comments

There will be some housing law along in a minute, but I’ve had an email request that prompts a bit of an apology. How, in the employment law blog links, could I have overlooked Daniel Barnett’s blog. Daniel Barnett has a valid claim to be one of the parents (or in internet years, grandparents) of free, rapid, internet distributed legal information with his employment law update emails, which began in 1999, and the archive and subscription details are available on his blog.

The apology was prompted because Daniel emailed (gracefully ignoring the lack of link) to ask for a bit of publicity for his fundraising campaign to mark the … Read the full post

Posted in Various (non-housing). Tags: employment law.

Plaudit

By NL on 23/07/2008. 2 Comments

I have been reading Usefully Employed’s blog pretty much since it started. It was always an interesting read on employment matters and broader topics. But I have to say that since March, with a redesign, some added features like an EAT decisions feed, and frequent, superbly clear and well written posts on Tribunal, EAT and statutory employment related matters, it has really come in to its own. Try the post on the contentious Christian Registrar case Ladele v LB Islington as a sample.

I do feel that there are still far too few substantive law blogs existing in the UK, certainly outside those dealing with IP law. Those that do … Read the full post