Employment Matters Issue 6 July 2017 2725 Taylor made: the future of employment law? In October 2016, Matthew Taylor, the chief executive of the RSA and a former adviser to Tony Blair, was commissioned by the prime minister to conduct a review of modern employment practices. Read more 2731 Employee Ownership - A New Way Forward Last month, the Employee Ownership Association, in partnership with the John Lewis Partnership and the eaga Trust, launched an inquiry into the effect of employee ownership (EO). Read more 2733 Mental health at work With at least one in six workers experiencing common mental health problems, including anxiety and depression, mental health is moving higher up the agenda for many employers. Read more 2735 Trade union woes The latest figures on trade union membership were published by the Office of National Statistics last week. They will not make for happy reading for the unions. Read more 2746 Brexit: the impact on free movement of workers The rate of unemployment in the UK is just 4.6%, according to the Office of National Statistics' UK labour market statistical bulletin, published on 15 June 2017. Read more 2769 Tribunal fees are no more In a seismic ruling, the Supreme Court has today ruled that the government acted unlawfully when it introduced Employment Tribunal fees in July 2013, and has ordered the fee system to be quashed. Read more 2779 Gender Pay Reporting The BBC's pay gap revelation highlights the importance of carefully considering your gender pay reporting approach. Read more Services Bonus Disputes Contractual Negotiations and Termination of Employment Director and Shareholder Disputes Discrimination, Bullying & Harassment Employment HR Advisory & Contractual Documentation Incentives & Remuneration LLPs and Partnerships Mishcon Enable Redundancy and Restructuring Team Moves and Restrictive Covenants Transactional Support and TUPE Whistleblowing People Daniel Naftalin Laura Penny Will Winch Stephen Diosi