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United Kingdom: 2022 case law on conflict of belief (Lexology)

2022 has seen further case law on the issue of the potential conflict between expressions of gender-critical beliefs in the workplace and proponentsโ€ฆ

This was due to be heard in the EAT this summer, but was postponed due to the recusal of one of the EAT lay members. When the appeal is heard, the issue will be whether the reason for the detriments in the case was properly separable from Ms. As for the investigation outcome, the tribunal found that this was materially influenced by disapproval of Ms. The tribunal found that the chambers posted the tweet because of belief - they disagreed with Ms. Similarly to Forstater, the tribunal found that Ms. Applying Forstater, the Employment Tribunal confirmed that Ms. It noted that the DWP had tried to explore how to accommodate Dr. The facts, in brief, were that Ms. The issue was resolved in June 2021, when the EAT in Forstater decided that they are protected. Therefore, the communications could not be disassociated from the beliefs themselves, meaning that CGD's decision to not renew her contract was unlawful discrimination. The EAT confirmed the position this year in Mackereth. Forstater had expressed her beliefs, and not the fact that she held them.

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United Kingdom: Retained EU law - what does the future hold? (Lexology)

On 22 October 2022, the Government (then under Liz Truss' leadership) published the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill. Notwithstanding theโ€ฆ

However, the Government's attitude to the Bill remains unclear as Rishi Sunak has also previously committed to reviewing the EU laws remaining on the UKs statute book if he became prime minister. Whilst it seems unlikely that the Government would allow long-established secondary legislation such as the funding regulations to fall away, particularly where they are derived from primary legislation, this is very much an area to watch. The Bill, if enacted in its current form, would sweep away a large portion of this body of law, including nearly all EU-derived secondary legislation, unless a government minister chooses to retain it.

United Kingdom Hard Seltzer (Less than 5%, More than 5 ... (Business Wire)

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