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    Norris v Lambert (t/a Black Bull Inn)

    by Personnel Today 9 Aug 2006
    by Personnel Today 9 Aug 2006

    Statutory dispute resolution procedures and the compensation uplift

    • Employee relations
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    Wal-Mart forced to recognise a second trade union in China

    by Michael Millar 8 Aug 2006
    by Michael Millar 8 Aug 2006

    Wal-Mart has been forced to recognise a second trade union in China in a week

    • Stress
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    Stressed HR woman wins massive payout

    by Michael Millar 8 Aug 2006
    by Michael Millar 8 Aug 2006

    An HR professional at Intel UK has been awarded more than £114,000 by the High Court after she became so stressed at work she had a nervous breakdown

    • Employee relations
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    Sacking by text part of youth culture claims retailer Blue Banana

    by Mike Berry 4 Aug 2006
    by Mike Berry 4 Aug 2006

    A shop assistant was sacked by text message because her employer said it was part of the company's "youth culture".

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    Tribunal rules in favour of energy company over sacking of sleeping worker

    by Georgina Fuller 2 Aug 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 2 Aug 2006

    Energy company cleared by tribunal despite "harsh" response to sleeping worker..

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    Pirelli Tyres faces strike by workers over 2.2% pay offer

    by dan thomas 2 Aug 2006
    by dan thomas 2 Aug 2006

    Workers at Pirelli Tyres have voted in favour of industrial action in a dispute over pay.

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    Unison calls on social care organisations to pay workers’ GSCC fees

    by Personnel Today 1 Aug 2006
    by Personnel Today 1 Aug 2006

    Public service union Unison is to mount a campaign calling on employers in the social care sector pay their workers' fees to register with the General Social Care Council

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    Mystery train: the strange story of the summer of rail chaos that never was

    by Personnel Today 1 Aug 2006
    by Personnel Today 1 Aug 2006

    Whatever happened to this summer's threatened rail chaos?

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    Revenue and Customs’ staff to strike over new work guidelines

    by Georgina Fuller 31 Jul 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 31 Jul 2006

    About 8,000 Public and Commercial Services union (PCS) members will stage a one-day strike today over new work guidelines at Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC)

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    Jail threat for senior executives who flout data protection laws

    by dan thomas 28 Jul 2006
    by dan thomas 28 Jul 2006

    Imprisonment and unlimited fines added to arsenal of weapons available in data protection cases.

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    Landmark pay agreement averts strike at Royal Mail

    by dan thomas 27 Jul 2006
    by dan thomas 27 Jul 2006

    Strike action at the Royal Mail has been “narrowly avoided” after the organisation brokered a landmark agreement with the Communication Workers Union (CWU)

    • Employee relations
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    Former Kent distribution staff take legal action against Morrisons supermarket over redundancy pay

    by dan thomas 27 Jul 2006
    by dan thomas 27 Jul 2006

    Kent tribunal to hear redundancy pay claims of former Morrisons distribution staff.

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    Breakthrough on railways as employers and unions find common ground

    by dan thomas 27 Jul 2006
    by dan thomas 27 Jul 2006

    RMT agrees to suspend Central Trains strike.

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    BMIBaby pilots to vote on strike action over pay

    by dan thomas 26 Jul 2006
    by dan thomas 26 Jul 2006

    Pilots at low-cost airline BMIBaby are to be balloted on strike action in a row over pay, threatening travel chaos at airports around the August bank holiday

    • Acas
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    Acas confirms rise in number of workplace disputes

    by dan thomas 26 Jul 2006
    by dan thomas 26 Jul 2006

    The Acas annual report shows that more than 900,000 callers turned to it for help last year

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