We have received a letter from an employee asking if he can tape record the disciplinary meeting. Must we comply with his request?
Employment law
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Home Office secretary John Reid should be careful not to pander to critics of the immigration system when the government announces its plans to overhaul immigration, according to a leading think-tank
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A leading civil liberties group has warned employers to be careful in their use of technology after a firm launched a system that allows companies to track workers through their mobile phones
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Energy company cleared by tribunal despite "harsh" response to sleeping worker..
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Men blame poor compensation and pushy bosses for failure to take up paternity leave
by Mike Berryby Mike BerryOnly half the UK' s new fathers take up their full entitlement to paternity leave.
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Recruitment giant Hays is at the centre of an investigation into a price-fixing cartel in the construction sector, it emerged today
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Imprisonment and unlimited fines added to arsenal of weapons available in data protection cases.
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Former Kent distribution staff take legal action against Morrisons supermarket over redundancy pay
by dan thomasby dan thomasKent tribunal to hear redundancy pay claims of former Morrisons distribution staff.
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RMT agrees to suspend Central Trains strike.
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A gay care worker has won an employment tribunal claim for unfair dismissal because of his sexual orientation.
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The Acas annual report shows that more than 900,000 callers turned to it for help last year
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The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has been criticised for its handling of the collapse of car manufacturer MG Rover last year.
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Plans to privatise NHS logistics division leads to vote for strike action by staff
by Mike Berryby Mike BerryStaff to strike over privatisation plans at NHS Logistics.
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Home secretary John Reid has announced plans to transform the Immigration and Nationality Directorate to make the UK immigration system more effective
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How not to conduct an employment tribunal