Welcome Natasha Davies
Welcome Natasha Davies
We are delighted to announce that Natasha Davies has joined us.
Natasha is an experienced immigration and employment lawyer with a particular specialism in supporting international businesses by providing pragmatic employment/HR advice and in securing visas and Sponsor Licences.
We are very much looking forward to supporting and working with Natasha who brings additional experience and knowledge to Kilgannon & Partners.
As a valued client or friend of the firm, we are sure you will all join us in making Natasha feel very welcome.
Natasha can be contacted on:
nd@kilgannonlaw.co.uk / 07908 469 889
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Did the use of NHS changing room by transgender woman give rise to claims for harassment and/or indirect discrimination?
The appeal judgment criticised the original tribunal’s handling of both disability and justification issues. The judgment indicates that employers making dismissals based on assessment of readiness for promotion, without the employee having carried out the work for the role above, will struggle to show that decision is
Ms Sanju Pal succeeds in appeal against Accenture at the Employment Appeal Tribunal – Tribunal’s reasoning on disability discrimination due to endometriosis was “wholly inadequate” and the decision could not stand
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Analysis of Sanju Pal v Accenture UK Ltd: appeal on endometriosis, consulting model, and Category A classification in the EAT, 9–10 Dec 2025.
A full time employee that is over 21 will soon be earning nearly £24,000 per annum which could mean that more employees are close to the minimum wage. Having an employee working close to the minimum wage poses risks to businesses. For example, if an employee works any overtime, they may then fall below the minimum wage.
Kilgannon & Partners outlines key steps to comply with the new UK duty to prevent workplace sexual harassment. Services include risk assessments, policy updates, staff training, and confidential reporting. Contact us for support.
