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Four years after the introduction of the Disability Discrimination Act, a raft of initiatives is being launched next month to get employers on board.The Disability Rights Commission, set up to …
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Pay deals have topped 3 per cent for the first time in almost two years, according to Industrial Relations Services.Settlements rose 0.2 per cent in the three months to October, …
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The right of employers to sack staff for sending personal e-mails has been strengthened by an employment tribunal decision yesterday.David Pennington and Rupert Beverley were sacked from Holset Engineering in …
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Conscientious employers can avoid claims of unfair dismissal as a result of long-term sickness yet still find themselves falling foul of the Disability Discrimination Act.Most well informed employers today have …
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The Disability Discrimination Act 1995 (DDA) imposes two main obligations on employers – not to treat disabled employees less favourably than non-disabled staff, unless such treatment is justified and, separately, …
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While the phrase “war for talent” has become something of a cliché, it is nevertheless a grim reality for many HR people. For those trying to recruit and retain IT …
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Personnel Today has teamed up with top IT magazine Computer Weekly to launch a search for the best places to work in IT. This is a good chance for employers …
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Four years after the introduction of the Disability Discrimination Act, a raft of initiatives are being launched to get employers on board. The Disability Rights Commission, set up to give …
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The Scottish Executive is to grant legal aid for employees to hire solicitors to represent them in employment tribunal cases. The provisions are expected to come into force on 15 …
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Don’t worry if the office gossips discuss the strength of the boss’s marriage in the canteen – it means that they are on the road to becoming more productive. New …
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Vexatious claimsPersonnel TodayDepartment for Business and Trade (DBT)
DTI moves to cut vexatious tribunal claims
Tough measures to curb frivolous and vexatious claims to employment tribunals were due for release by the DTI yesterday. The Trade and Industry Secretary Stephen Byers has proposed fundamental changes …
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Equality: a report on the fourth anniversary of the Disability Discrimination Act. Lloyds TSB is setting up a fast-track scheme for disabled graduates as part of its commitment to the …
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When the Disability Discrimination Act was launched, the workplace was a key target and the new law replaced a quota system that employers had ignored for decades. The then Tory …
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Procter and Gamble is retaining more female employees and getting more women into management roles as a result of a programme to promote diversity. Five years ago the chemicals company …
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Putting personnel records on the intranet and giving employees control over the information can transform the way a company does business, according to Cisco’s global HR communications director. Speaking at …