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Welcome to our monthly Transport Update, bringing you links to the major developments relevant to the transport industry.

The Court of Appeal has ruled on the meaning of the "prohibited result" for the purposes of section 145B of the Trade Union and Labour Relations

The Court of Appeal has held that an employer's decision to refuse a job transfer request amounted to direct discrimination because it was based on a

The Court of Appeal has upheld an EAT decision that the Working Time Directive gives rise to an entitlement to have voluntary overtime payments

Mermaids, a transgender support charity, has apologised for a data breach and immediately reported itself to the ICO, after some of its email

Anil Kashyap, a member of the Bank of England's financial policy committee, has issued a warning that some organisations may struggle to defend

Our Vault Ltd, an insurance agent and broker, has lost an appeal against a fine of £70,000 issued by the ICO in a final Monetary Penalty and

The surveillance camera commissioner for England and Wales has taken the lead in setting minimum security requirements for surveillance cameras and

The Energy Saving Centre Ltd, trading as EnergiGlass, has been fined 48,000 and its sole director given a suspended jail term for using misleading

The ASA did not uphold a challenge made by the Children's Food Campaign (Sustain), to certain advertisements (ads) made by Mondelez UK Ltd ta

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has upheld a complaint made in relation to adverts for zero-powered (coloured) contact lenses made by a

The Loan Market Association (which represents the views of the syndicated loan market in EMEA) has recently published the results of a survey of its

The Call for Evidence in what Keith Williams in his Bradshaw address calls "the biggest review of the railway for generations" has just closed. Now

In its judgment in Burgess v BIC, the Court of Appeal has held that members had no right to pension increases which had been paid by a scheme for

The High Court has confirmed that directors of a company can be personally liable for inducing the company to breach an employment contract if they

Following the UK results of the EU Parliamentary Elections announced over the weekend, and Theresa May's resignation, the UK political landscape has

In a decision likely to affect the outcome of future UK holiday pay cases, the Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland has ruled that a "series of

The Court of Appeal has held that an employer did not discriminate in withdrawing an offer to post a disabled employee overseas following a medical