A deputy High Court judge warned parties in employment disputes Thursday that they are responsible for ensuring AI-generated documents are accurate and concise after a worker submitted a 300-page argument written using ChatGPT.
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Worker's 300-Page Appeal Prompts AI Warnings From Judge

By Adele Redmond

A deputy High Court judge warned parties in employment disputes Thursday that they are responsible for ensuring AI-generated documents are accurate and concise after a worker submitted a 300-page argument written using ChatGPT.

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Union Seeks Block On Butlin's Probe Into Striking Workers

By Jamie Lennox

A U.K. trade union has said it will ask a court to pause investigations by Butlin's into a group of unionized staff, accusing the seaside resort chain of intimidating the workers and threatening to fire them.

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MoJ Disputes Tribunal Center Overrun, Won't Disclose Budget

By Adele Redmond

The Ministry of Justice has disputed claims that its new London Tribunals Centre went £164 million ($219.8 million) over budget — but it refused to disclose the project's original budget.

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LITIGATION

Female Exec Wins £18K For 'Stark Disparity' In Treatment

By Max Austin

A former operations boss has been awarded £18,293 ($24,436) after a tribunal found that sexual stereotyping influenced her employer's decision to suspend her and not two male surveyors it considered more profitable to its business.

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AI Imaging Biz Defends Barring Investor's Pick From Meeting

By Isabel Jackson

A British artificial intelligence medical imaging company has denied that it wrongfully excluded an investor's appointed observer from board meetings, attributing the decision to a potential conflict of interest.

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POLICY & REGULATION

Gov't Rejects GMB 'Disgusting' Pension Raid Accusation

By Laura Stewart Liberty

The U.K. Department for Education and an education union on Thursday hit back at GMB Union's accusation that the government is carrying out a "disgusting" raid on school support staff pension contributions to help fund a pay rise for teachers.

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