About this event

Workers’ rights are governed through two processes: primary legislation – the law as agreed by parliament, and case law – the decisions and rulings made by the courts system, including employment tribunals.

Case law is of vital importance to workers’ rights because it clarifies how Acts of  Parliament are likely to be interpreted and implemented by judges, while in the case of judicial review it can even overturn the law altogether.

Speakers

This event will be delivered by the Old Square Chambers team speakers tbc