The placard of Trudi Warner
Why the government sought to criminalise someone for stating a feature of constitutional law—and how it failed
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Why the government sought to criminalise someone for stating a feature of constitutional law—and how it failed
A pensioner is facing two years in jail for holding a placard outside a court. Centuries of legal tradition are on her side
The Employment Rights Tribunal (ERT) is expected to give a ruling soon in the unfair dismissal case involving former General Secretary of the National Union of Public Workers (NUPW) Roslyn Smith. As the case wrapped up on Tuesday, ERT Chairman retired Justice Christopher Blackman gave the assurance that the tribunal’s decision would be given “shortly”, moments after Smith’s attorney-at-law Duana Peterson
Conservatives criticising the jury’s not guilty decision in case of four Bristol protesters are imperilling centuries of rule of law
Four senior employees axed from the Barbados Agricultural Management Company Limited (BAMC) during the BERT restructuring programme are to be paid for being unfairly dismissed. Edwin O’neal, Winston Bailey, Coral Bramble and Philmore Gilkes took the entity before the Employment Rights Tribunal (ERT) and chairman Christopher Blackman and members Edward Bushell and Frederick Forde ruled they were terminated 27 days after notification, in breach of the six weeks required by …