A gender-critical nurse was harassed by her employer in a dispute about use by a transgender doctor of a women's changing room, but was not harassed by the doctor herself, an employment tribunal has ruled in a closely-watched case.
A gender-critical nurse was harassed by her employer in a dispute about use by a transgender doctor of a women's changing room, but was not harassed by the doctor herself, an employment tribunal has ruled in a closely-watched case.
Two former executives at the predecessor of betting giant Entain said at the start of a trial Tuesday that Britain's gambling regulator had published information about them which "should have remained private and confidential" in statements about a regulatory review.
An Employment Appeal Tribunal on Tuesday refused to cut a £3.17 million ($4.22 million) age bias award to a 70-year-old former divisional president at an engineering company, despite ruling that he had erroneously received nearly an extra £100,000.
The Pensions Regulator has said it will launch an investigation into why Britain's largest retirement funds are delaying investment in private markets as part of a push to spur the £3 trillion ($4 trillion) sector to plow more cash into the economy.
The trustee of three Lloyds Banking Group pension schemes on Tuesday announced it had penned policies worth £4.8 billion ($6.4 billion) with insurer Rothesay to protect the schemes from costs linked to unexpected increases in member life expectancy.
The recent explosion in artificial intelligence has led to prompts and AI outputs that may be susceptible to disclosure in proceedings, and it is important to apply familiar principles to assess whether legal privilege may apply to these interactions, say lawyers at HSF.
