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Archived 2024 Employment Law Case Tracker: Significant Supreme Court, Court of Appeal and EAT judgments by topic

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This archived case tracker presents a curated selection of notable employment judgments issued in 2024. For details on important ongoing matters, see Practice Note: Case tracker—Employment. Where available, links to Employment news analysis reports are included. Cases are arranged by topic. The LexisNexis® Employment team welcomes submissions of other decisions that may interest subscribers. Please use the ‘Feedback’ option above and the LexisAsk function (see LexisAsk button below) to share details...

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  • Case Name: Tesco Stores Ltd v Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers (USDAW) & Others
  • Case citation: [2024] UKSC 28, [2024] IRLR 998, [2025] ICR 107
  • Topic: Employment contract
  • Main issue: Whether Tesco could end employees’ contracts to strip out ‘retained pay’—a permanent financial contractual entitlement—and then propose re‑engagement on new terms excluding retained pay
  • Case history: Together with the union, USDAW, several employees successfully secured a High Court injunction restraining Tesco from terminating their employment in order to remove the entitlement to retained pay...
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