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Employment law

Feature - 1 January 2006

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    • NHS employment law casebook examples

    Jan Ostrowski reviews two Employment Appeal Tribunal decisions.

    This was a test case for community midwives who objected to changes that had been imposed on them.Their argument was that since they had not agreed to any change in their contracts, the Trust was not entitled to impose a new shift pattern unilaterally....

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