In light of a recent ruling, employers are more likely to find they are liable for injury caused by work-related...
Sue Nickson
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The European Parliament has adopted a five-year strategy to reduce accidents at work by 25%. It is estimated that one...
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The Chinese government has been focusing on reforms that will significantly affect the national employment law. The most relevant piece...
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Q Can we still run a graduate recruitment scheme after the ageism laws come into force on 1 October 2006?
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Transferring staff will no longer equate to transferring responsibility for consultation
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Legal Q & A From Xperthr - Sue Nickson of Hammonds looks at the issues around working on the road
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What measures can employers take to monitor employees’ choice of outfits for work?
The rights of employees to dress as... -
Part-time workers are entitled to paid holiday under both the Working Time Regulations 1998 (WTR) and the PTW regulations. Under...
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What key legislation protects part-time staff?
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If full-timers get private medical insurance and company cars, should they be offered to part-timers?
by Sue Nicksonby Sue NicksonUnder the PTW regulations, part-time workers should given the same access to benefits as their comparable full-time colleagues on a...
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The Government has issued draft regulations entitled The Information and Consultation of Employees Regulations 2005, designed to encourage greater communication...
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By Fraser Younson, vice-president, Employment Lawyers Association