28/04/2010ARCHIVEDDiscrimination on the grounds of nationality

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This guidance paper helps to clarify the legal framework surrounding discrimination on the grounds of nationality, drawing particular attention to the current conflict between employment and immigration law as epitomized by the Clarke Osborne case. This article was written by Phillip Trott, Head of Immigration and Partner at Bate Wells & Braithwaite London LLP.

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