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This year brings a number of cases which could have a significant bearing on the employment law landscape. Here is a brief roundup of cases to watch out for in 2011. When are employees entitled to legal representation in disciplinary proceedings?   Arrow IconMore...


Lord Hutton's report on public sector pensions, which recommends increased payments, working longer and a reduction in the value of existing pensions, threatens to "light the blue touch paper for industrial action" and may result in mass coordinated str  Arrow IconMore...


New guidance has been published today advising employers how they can help women who feel criticised for taking menopause-related sick leave and are embarrassed about discussing the issue. The TUC has released the guidance to coincide with Internati  Arrow IconMore...


The Court of Appeal has made it more difficult for employers to stop strikes after its decision in RMT v Serco  and combined cases in which it overturned injunctions against industrial action in cases involving the RMT and ASLEF . They   Arrow IconMore...


Early findings from the CIPD’s 2011 Managing conflict at work  survey show that managing workplace grievances takes on average 14 days per case in management time. This cost, combined with the Government’s proposals to implement empl  Arrow IconMore...


No employer wants to go through a discipline and grievance process - they are time-consuming, potentially costly and can damage employee relations and reputation as well as the bank balance. However, many employers find themselves having to deal with th  Arrow IconMore...


While many employers were able to mitigate losses last year through measures such as asking staff to take unpaid holiday and adopt flexible working, redundancies will be unavoidable for many this year as the full force of government cuts begins to hit.   Arrow IconMore...


Employers need to start planning how they are going to respond to the health and productivity challenges posed by an ageing working population, the conciliation service Acas has warned. In a discussion paper on the future of the workplace , the org  Arrow IconMore...


The Government should end collective bargaining between unions and employers in the NHS and education sectors in order to boost productivity, the Institute of Directors (IoD) has said. Joe McMorrow, employment lawyer at Pinsent Masons,  Arrow IconMore...


Almost three-quarters of people are unhappy in their jobs and a quarter have experienced workplace bullying, according to research released today. The January Employment Index, based on a survey of 2,600 people registered with careers website Monst  Arrow IconMore...


Employers face a sustained increase in workplace unrest as staff work longer and harder without greater reward. This is according to the State of Human Resources survey by Kings College London and law firm Speechly Bircham, which found that half of   Arrow IconMore...


Kenexa (NASDAQ:KNXA), a global provider of business solutions for human resources, today announced the publication of “We: How to Increase Performance and Profits Through Full Engagement.” Co-authored by Rudy Karsan, C hairman and CEO of Kenex  Arrow IconMore...


To help our customers make a great start to 2011, People Resolutions is offering its hugely popular Conflict Clinics for free until the end of January. It’s estimated that workplace conflict costs the economy £24bn per year; it causes disruption,  Arrow IconMore...


Recent news that the BBC paid out almost £600,000 dealing with employment tribunal claims last year has highlighted the tremendous amount of money British companies spend when dealing with conflict in the workplace. Nor does the BBC example inclu  Arrow IconMore...


For many of our customers 2010 has been a difficult and challenging year with many organisations experiencing increased workplace conflict.  People Resolutions recognises that times will continue to be challenging for 2011 so would like to   Arrow IconMore...


Another outbreak of Swine flu has hit the UK, and is expected to hit employees and employers severely.  With significant rise in the number of flu cases , including the H1N1 "swine flu" virus, the focus for everyone – especial  Arrow IconMore...


For many of our customers 2010 has been a difficult and challenging year with many organisations experiencing increased workplace conflict.  We recognise that times will continue to be challenging for 2011 so would like to offer the following  Arrow IconMore...


“Workplace conflict is on the increase” – so says Alex Efthymiades , Director at mediation and conflict resolution services provider Consensio. “We’ve noticed a surge in people over the past few months coming to us asking about how best to manage  Arrow IconMore...


One of my employees has appealed, on a number of grounds, against a disciplinary sanction we imposed on her. I'm the appeal officer - how should I handle the appeal? Disciplinary appeals are often big on rhetoric and indignation, and less good on re  Arrow IconMore...


Jelf Employee Benefits is delighted to announce that it has been shortlisted for two more industry awards, having already received seven accolades at the Heath Insurance Awards, organised by Health Insurance Magazine. They have been shortlisted for  Arrow IconMore...



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