A long-running copyright infringement dispute between a publisher and a news website could have wide ramifications for bloggers and web-users operating in Europe.
Study highlights ‘unsettling’ gender inequality in recruitment
A “deeply unsettling” study carried out by a UK university has suggested that, when applying for jobs, women are more likely to face ‘weight-based discrimination’ than men.
Landlord faces nearly £30k in fines over HMO failings
A rogue landlord has been fined tens of thousands of pounds upon being found guilty of breaching HMO (Houses of Multiple Occupation) Management Regulations.
‘Racist’ extremists under fire for infringing Britain’s Got Talent copyright with fake posters
‘Racist’ posters and leaflets advertising non-existent auditions for TV show Britain’s Got Talent have caught the eye of the show’s actual producers – who claim that the printers of such material have infringed their copyright.
Addison Lee drivers embroiled in legal row over workers’ rights
Three taxi drivers have become embroiled in a legal row with London taxi firm Addison Lee, whom they will challenge on grounds of unfair dismissal and a failure to pay the national minimum wage.