One in three IT workers abuse their access to company systems by looking at confidential information, including private files, wage...
Employment law
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Workers at supermarket chain Kwik Save have been left “shocked and devastated” after the company closed one-third of its stores, retail union...
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Education secretary Alan Johnson to consider national framework for school support staff pay and conditions
by Mike Berryby Mike BerryEducation secretary Alan Johnson is to consider introducing a nationally consistent pay and conditions framework for school support staff. The...
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Immigration minister Liam Byrne rules out any changes on Highly Skilled Migrant Programme amendments
Immigration minister Liam Byrne has broken his silence over controversial changes to the Highly Skilled Migrant Programme (HSMP) – and has ruled out...
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A solicitor who was diagnosed with breast cancer while working at Scotland Yard is reported to be claiming she was unfairly...
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Mr Sumsion was employed by BBC Scotland as a carpenter for a production set for a 24-week fixed period. He...
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Julian Yew looks at the statutory procedures governing disciplinary, dismissal and grievance issues, and some forthcoming changes.
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Up to eight Exeter City Council staff will be chosen to work from home for a year as part of an initiative...
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Outsourcing provider Haden has signed a recognition deal with the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS), covering Haden’s office support services contract with the...
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Internal grievance procedures drive employees to tribunal over sexual orientation and religion belief discrimination
by Mike Berryby Mike BerryEmployees who have tried to resolve disputes about discrimination under new equality regulations have ended up facing demotion, dismissal, mental...
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Council workers and GPs to be forced to warn police about people they think might commit a violent crime
by Mike Berryby Mike BerryCouncil staff, charity workers and doctors will have to tip off police about anyone they believe could commit a violent...
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The government has admitted it does not know which member of a company found guilty of its newly revealed offence,...
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Business leaders have slammed high-profile calls for women to be allowed time off work to breastfeed – branding the issue...
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Engineering construction workers have voted to reject the terms of a new national agreement that includes a provision allowing the...
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Telecoms companies have alerted employers to the potential pitfalls of letting staff work from home. Service provider Thus said that...