See our July housing case law round-up.

The Court of Appeal has clarified conflicting case law and ruled that workers are not entitled to be paid the national minimum wage for time they are asleep on sleep-in shifts.

The High Court has ruled that an employer cannot continue with disciplinary proceedings against an employee pending resolution of her claim that the proceedings are in breach of her contract of employment.

Capsticks’ bi-weekly roundup of insights and news stories affecting emergency services.

An insight into the effectiveness of CPNs and when they should be used

Since 2015, Capsticks has been working in collaboration with the Wimbledon Guild, a charity in Wimbledon that supports many older people in the Merton community, to deliver the "Gadget Workshop".

The government has announced a trial of Body-Worn-Video for ambulance staff - 15% of whom report assaults at work.

The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government has published new "how to" guides this week, aimed at improving the quality of accommodation in the private rented sector.

Last month, Ian Dalton, Chief Executive of NHS Improvement, outlined changes to its current rules aimed to further reduce the spending on agency staff across the NHS.

Court of Appeal has provided some further guidance on what will amount to a "protected disclosure" under the whistleblowing legislation.

Capsticks’ bi-weekly roundup of insights and news stories affecting emergency services.

Guidance issued changing the way public funding for representation for families at Article 2 inquests is decided.