This week on Part-Heard Kate Temple-Mabe joins us to discuss the Asda v Brierley equal pay claim, for which the Supreme Court has recently handed down judgement.
Before joining 7BR, Kate worked as a representative for a public services union and has been instructed in a range of employment law matters including unfair dismissal, discrimination and whistleblowing claims.
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