Staff criticised in race case leave Aldwyck

ALMO race discrimination case puts council in dock

An arm’s-length management organisation employee has told an employment tribunal that he faced repeated racial discrimination from colleagues over a seven-year period, between 2003 and 2010, in a landmark legal case.

Council loses race case against former ALMO employee

A former arm’s-length management organisation employee has won a landmark race case against Leeds Council.

ALMO faces sex and race claims

An arm’s-length management organisation is facing sexual and racial discrimination claims from a male employee who was overlooked for a management role.

'The end of social housing' (cont…)

Court rejects legal challenge to starter tenancies

The Court of Appeal has dismissed a case that threatened to make housing association starter tenancies redundant.

The big freeze

Kicking off our chief executive salaries special, Inside Housing’s annual survey reveals the economic downturn has put most pay on ice. Lydia Stockdale reports

Protecting your reputation

How should employers address the threats posed by social networking sites? Lawyer Siobhan Fitzgerald explains

Redressing the balance

An equal pay claim ruling will affect the culture of ALMOs and councils, says Jack Harrington, partner at Pannone

Nest egg necessities

Social landlords have just a year to prepare for pension reforms. Chris Crichton, solicitor at TLT Solicitors, explains more

Dangerous type

The demotion of a housing employee over comments he made on Facebook highlights the grey area between employees’ public and private lives. Here, Lydia Stockdale finds out how others can avoid getting themselves into trouble