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Friday podcast: Generation Y, Tesco employee sues customer, flexible working at BP



Our weekly HR news and analysis audio programme includes:

  • Will flexible working become a casualty of the credit crunch after BP announced it is to axe its nine-day fortnight?
  • A Tesco employee is due to sue a customer after injuring himself delivering groceries – but what legal implications does this have for employers? and
  • Paul Reynolds, HR director at catering giant Elior, tells Personnel Today how he has upped his game in catering for generation Y- those aged typically between 16 and 24.
     
    Presenter Louisa Peacock is joined by Mike Berry and John Charlton.
     
    Produced by Louisa Peacock. Co-edited by Guy Logan and Louisa Peacock

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COMMENTS

 
Tesco employee sues customer

I read with interest the articles on both the Tesco and Postoffice employee sueing the customer. Could the customers not argue that it is the responsibilty of the companies providing the service for failing to carryout an appropriate risk assessment of the properties to ensure that their where no risks to there employees. and if any risks where present that these were brought to the attention of the owner to correct prior to receiving deliveries.   


Paul
28 Aug 2008
 
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