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What does Subscribers mean? In company formation practice, subscribers are the persons (individuals or corporate bodies) who sign the company’s formation document and agree to become its first members—initial shareholders for a company limited by shares or guarantors for a company limited by guarantee. In the UK, the Companies Act 2006 provides that a company is formed when one or more persons subscribe their names to a memorandum of association and the statutory registration requirements are satisfied (s 7). By statute, subscribers become members on incorporation and must be entered in the register of members; for a company limited by shares, each subscriber must...

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Nursing and Midwifery Council v Somerville [2022] EWCA Civ 229

Topic: Worker status
Main issue: Whether the EAT was right to conclude that the Court of Appeal’s ruling in Windle v Secretary of State for Justice [2016] IRLR 628 does not impose an irreducible minimum of obligation as a condition for ‘worker’ status under the Equality Act 2010, nor, by extension, under the ERA 1996.
Summary: In this matter, the EAT decided that the absence of any duty on the claimant to accept and perform a minimum amount of work was not fatal to establishing ‘worker’ status under s 230(3)(b) ERA 1996 where there was an overarching contract with the employer, see report of...

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