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    Case of the month: First West Yorkshire Limited t/a First Leeds v Haigh and The Governing Body of Hastingsbury School v Clarke

    by Personnel Today 15 May 2008
    by Personnel Today 15 May 2008

    EATIn two recent cases the EAT considered how employers should conduct themselves when faced with the question of whether to...

    • Employee relations
    • Employment law
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    Post Office faces £2m payout over TUPE failures

    by Mike Berry 14 May 2008
    by Mike Berry 14 May 2008

    The Post Office could be liable for a £2m payout if an employment tribunal rules that it acted unlawfully when...

    • Employment law
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Department for Education

    Flexible working request to be extended to training says Gordon Brown

    by Mike Berry 14 May 2008
    by Mike Berry 14 May 2008

    Gordon Brown used the draft Queen’s Speech to announce a new right to request time off work for training.Revealing his...

    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
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    CIPD implies Walsh’s flexible working review lacked independence

    by Louisa Peacock 14 May 2008
    by Louisa Peacock 14 May 2008

    Imelda Walsh’s flexible working review lacked independence from the government, the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) implied this...

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    Overhaul of discrimination laws into Single Equality Bill expected in draft Queen’s Speech

    by Louisa Peacock 14 May 2008
    by Louisa Peacock 14 May 2008

    A major shake-up of discrimination laws is expected to be announced in Gordon Brown’s draft Queen’s Speech today.Brown will outline...

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    • Employment law
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    Employment tribunal awards £44,000 to prison officer victimised after whistleblowing case

    by Mike Berry 13 May 2008
    by Mike Berry 13 May 2008

    A prison officer has been awarded £43,875 in damages after she was victimised by colleagues for appearing as a witness...

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    Part-time women deserve higher salaries than men

    by Personnel Today 12 May 2008
    by Personnel Today 12 May 2008

    In Guru’s blog (‘Italian pay chaos inspires new equality theory’, Personneltoday.com/gurublog, 5 May), he suggests that part-timers don’t deserve pro-rata...

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    • Pensions

    Legal Q&A: New pensions changes

    by Personnel Today 12 May 2008
    by Personnel Today 12 May 2008

    The spate of new guidance from the Pensions Regulator and its extra powers to protect people whose company pension scheme...

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    • Economics, government & business

    Employers stuck in limbo while Brown dithers

    by Mike Berry 12 May 2008
    by Mike Berry 12 May 2008

    Just what is the government’s position on increasing workplace rights for temps and agency workers?Ministers will insist that the government...

    • Employee relations
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    Employer groups slam calls for new laws to protect vulnerable workers

    by Guy Logan 12 May 2008
    by Guy Logan 12 May 2008

    Lobbyists have hit back at a report by the TUC-backed Commission on Vulnerable Employment, saying employers shouldn’t be punished by...

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    Tighter migrant regulations herald border police role for HR

    by Mike Berry 9 May 2008
    by Mike Berry 9 May 2008

    Tighter immigration laws coming into effect this autumn will lead to confusion among employers, with HR professionals effectively becoming an...

    • Employment law
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    • Data protection

    Dishonest employees to be exposed on national dismissal register

    by Guy Logan 8 May 2008
    by Guy Logan 8 May 2008

    A country-wide database of ‘workplace offenders’ will be launched later this month to combat the annual loss of half-a-billion pounds...

    • Employment law
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    • Economics, government & business

    Staff transferred to new unitary councils will be covered by TUPE

    by Mike Berry 8 May 2008
    by Mike Berry 8 May 2008

    Local government staff transferring to new unitary councils in April 2009 will be protected under TUPE legislation, the government has...

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    Lack of training to manage remote workers prevents flexible working

    by Louisa Peacock 7 May 2008
    by Louisa Peacock 7 May 2008

    Half of small business managers struggle to control home or remote workers’ performance, research has revealed.Findings from the IT Skills...

    • Agency workers
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    Few agency workers would benefit from CBI’s ‘rights after one year’ proposal

    by Louisa Peacock 7 May 2008
    by Louisa Peacock 7 May 2008

    Fresh claims that agency workers should be given equal treatment within the first few weeks have emerged after a report...

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