Wanted: biased employment judges

The body that selects judges was advertising for people who would uphold the rights of workers against bosses. After enquiries by the Telegraph, the Judicial Appointments Commission agreed to change the wording.

"We all know somebody who has been unfairly treated at work," the advertisement began. "If you are a barrister, solicitor or fellow of the Institute of Legal Executives and have a passion for upholding the rights of workers, then why not consider a move into the Emplo... (131 more words)

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