Mark Shulman's articles may also help to answer the questions: read the April article [here]() and the June article [here]().

The related cases are:

[Agarwal v Cardiff University & Anor]() UKEAT/0210/16/RN

[Weatherilt v Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd ]()UKEAT/0333/16/RN

[Scicluna v Zippy Stitch Ltd & Ors ]()UKEAT/0122/16/DA

[Walters T/A Rosewood v Barik ]()UKEAT/0053/16/BA

[Fulton & Ors v Bear Scotland ]()LtdUKEATS/0010/16/JW

Course Objective: To understand the latest case law concerning unlawful deductions from wages.

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