The British car industry is on its knees and is faced with even more large-scale job losses amid a shift...
Employment law
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Eyres v Atkinsons Kitchens & Bedrooms Ltd
Michael Eyres was an employee of Atkinsons Kitchens and Bedrooms. Late one evening, he... -
Our recent coverage on positive discrimination – especially when the Metropolitan Police HR director came out in support of it (Personnel...
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Employer groups have wholeheartedly backed the Quality Mark launched by skills envoy Sir Digby Jones last week to enable businesses to improve recruitment...
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Rob Moss, Mike Berry and Louisa Peacock preview this week’s Personnel Today, including stories on the Leitch review, equal pay...
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Employers welcome government plans to transfer maternity leave to fathers
by Mike Berryby Mike BerryEmployers have welcomed government plans to come up with a simple system of transferring maternity leave to fathers. Last week,...
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Retailers fear councils will use new fixed penalties for trading and environmental health failings to generate more revenue from businesses
by Mike Berryby Mike BerryNew legislation handing local authorities the power to issue parking-style fines to businesses for breaching trading and environmental health rules...
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Skills envoy Sir Digby Jones has warned UK businesses that unless they rise to the challenge of the new global...
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This updated version of the guide originally published in 2004 includes an overview of developments in government policy, such as incapacity benefit reform, which will have a major effect on how employers deal with incapacitated employees as well as covering important changes to employment law.
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Sandra Wallace of DLA Piper offers advice on formulating a mobile phone policy
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Employers to face two years in jail for knowingly hiring illegal immigrants
by Greg Pitcherby Greg PitcherEmployers could face two years in jail for knowingly employing illegal migrant workers, under a crackdown launched by the government....
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Health and Safety Executive warns construction firms to clean up act after court fines CFR Group £133,000 over electrocution death on building site
by Mike Berryby Mike BerryEmployers have been warned by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) that they must ensure the safety of all staff after...
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Employers are being urged to take part in National Work from Home Day this Friday (18 May) to demonstrate the...
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Employers have backed a draft report on the European Union’s modernisation of labour laws – but warned that pressure could mount for...