Non-derogatory comments clauses – Zinda v Ark Schools

March 2015 – The EAT determined a non-derogatory  (bad-mouthing) clause in a settlement agreement did not stop an employer making a disclosure about the employee to a regulatory body. Zinda v Ark Schools.

Zinda v Ark Schools (full transcript)


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