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Tesco worker sues for discrimination after colleague farted in his face

Rahman Lowe Solicitors represent Atif Masood in his high profile claim for race and religious discrimination against his employer, Tesco.

Managing Ill Health Seminar in association with the CIPD

We were invited to speak at an event organised by the CIPD Docklands Branch on 9 October. The seminar on

Discriminatory dress codes

Are women the only people to be subject to discriminatory dress codes? It would appear not… British Airways have dismissed

Increase in demand for Acas’ conciliation service

The Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service (Acas) annual report for 2017/18, shows that its individual dispute resolution service,

BT redundancies: BT to cut 13,000 jobs

Telecoms giant, BT has announced that it plans to cut around 13,000 jobs over the next 3 years in an

Termination of Employment

Dismissal notice period starts when employee reads notice The important question of when a notice period begins to run, when

The Telegraph and Daily Telegraph apologise and pay damages to former Guantanamo Bay detainee, Omar Deghayes

Rahman Lowe Solicitors successfully represented Mr Omar Deghayes in his defamation claim against The Telegraph and Daily Telegraph who have apologised and

Priest in same sex marriage loses appeal

Bishop did not unlawfully discriminate against priest or harass him when refusing to grant a licence following same-sex marriage The Court

National Minimum Wage Rates

On 1 April 2018, the National Living Wage paid to those who are over 25 increased from £7.50 to £7.83

Associated Newspapers apologise and pay substantial damages to Nasim Ashraf and Hafizan Zaman over MailOnline articles that falsely suggested involvement...

Rahman Lowe Solicitors have represented Mr Ashraf and Mrs Zaman in their defamation claim against Associated Newspapers Ltd over MailOnline

Gender pay gap means women in the UK work for free

The Guardian reports that women in the UK effectively work for free for more than two months a year because

The Sun apologises and pays substantial damages over false ‘Trojan Horse’ plot allegation

The Sun has apologised and agreed to pay substantial damages to Nasim Ashraf and Hafizan Zaman over an article that falsely alleged that

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