Do Public-Sector Employees No Longer Have Right to Private Life?

Most people assume the activities they do at home, in private or on their own time have no bearing on their job. Not so, particularly for some public-sector workers, warns solicitors Browne Jacobson following a recent, but relatively unpublicised, Employment Appeals Tribunal (EAT).

Its decision - which was reported by Workplace Law back in November 2003 (see 'Pay -v- Lancashire Probation Service: Dismissal for Extra-curricular Activities') upheld Lancashire Probation Service’s decision to ... (224 more words)

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