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    Weekly legal dilemma: Lap dancing

    by Personnel Today 7 Jan 2008
    by Personnel Today 7 Jan 2008

    I am the HR manager of a large accountancy firm. We have discovered that a member of the team is...

    • Employment law
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    UK’s reprieve on Temporary Agency Workers Directive will not last long

    by Personnel Today 7 Jan 2008
    by Personnel Today 7 Jan 2008

    The UK cannot resist EU employment rights forever, so employers need to plan for the worst-case scenario.Another chapter in the...

    • Case law

    10 cases to watch out for in 2008

    by Personnel Today 7 Jan 2008
    by Personnel Today 7 Jan 2008

    Did you spend the Christmas break fretting about what employment law cases are coming up in the next 12 months?...

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    AUDIO: Friday Podcast

    by Personnel Today 4 Jan 2008
    by Personnel Today 4 Jan 2008

    Human resources news and analysis including:

    a look at what 2008 has in prospect for employers
    the first major tribunal...

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    Employment minister Pat McFadden urges workers to make sure they get the pay and benefits they are entitled to

    by Mike Berry 2 Jan 2008
    by Mike Berry 2 Jan 2008

    The government is urging everyone to make sure they are getting all the benefits they are entitled to if they...

    • Employment law
    • HR practice
    • Whistleblowing

    Disclosure in the workplace: blowing the whistle

    by Linda Goldman 2 Jan 2008
    by Linda Goldman 2 Jan 2008

    The Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998 (PIDA) has taken effect through amendments made to the Employment Rights Act 1996 in...

    • Employment law
    • Data protection

    Topaz promotes INVU data protection benefits

    by Personnel Today 24 Dec 2007
    by Personnel Today 24 Dec 2007

    HR, payroll and financial software company Topaz is promoting the virtues of INVU document management software to recruitment companies following important...

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    Working mothers want flexible working options for Christmas period

    by Greg Pitcher 21 Dec 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 21 Dec 2007

    Four in five working mums are dreaming of a more flexible Christmas, according to a survey.The poll of 500 working...

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    Immigration minister Liam Byrne grants Watford footballer Al Bangura reprieve from deportation

    by Greg Pitcher 20 Dec 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 20 Dec 2007

    Watford footballer Al Bangura has been granted a last-minute reprieve from deportation to Sierra Leone after immigration minister Liam Byrne...

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    • Latest News

    UK managers fear rising cost of maternity and paternity leave more than credit crunch

    by Greg Pitcher 20 Dec 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 20 Dec 2007

    A poll of 513 UK managers showed that while 39% think the loans crisis will damage their companies in 2008,...

    • Employment law
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
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    Employers face migrant worker ban for breaking strict new sponsorship rules as Home Office admits employing illegal immigrant on reception

    by Greg Pitcher 18 Dec 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 18 Dec 2007

    The Home Office last night warned employers about migrant workers – as it admitted it had employed an illegal worker...

    • Employment law
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Latest News

    Employment law reforms in China improve workers’ lot

    by Sue Nickson 18 Dec 2007
    by Sue Nickson 18 Dec 2007

    The Chinese government has been focusing on reforms that will sig­nificantly affect the national employment law. The most relevant piece...

    • Employment law

    What’s coming up: Dates for your legal diary

    by Ruth Bonino 17 Dec 2007
    by Ruth Bonino 17 Dec 2007

    There seem to be fewer firm legislative proposals in the employment arena in 2008 than has been the case in...

    • Employment law
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    • Discipline and grievances

    Employment Bill promises big tribunal fines for employers failing to follow code of practice and end to statutory dismissal and grievance procedures

    by Mike Berry 14 Dec 2007
    by Mike Berry 14 Dec 2007

    Employers face bigger fines at employment tribunals if they fail to follow a statutory code of practice under proposed new...

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    • Relationships at work

    Legal Q&A: work-related social events

    by Personnel Today 13 Dec 2007
    by Personnel Today 13 Dec 2007

    Party with careQ Should we have written rules on work-related social events?A Make sure you provide clear written guidance to...

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