2018 sees a number of significant domestic employment law developments, including the response to the Taylor report, delayed as the...
Qian Mou
Qian Mou
Qian Mou is an employment law editor at XpertHR. She is qualified as a lawyer in England and Wales, and Ontario, Canada. Prior to joining XpertHR, Qian worked as a private practice lawyer specialising in employment law and as an HR consultant at a national bank in Toronto.
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The Harvey Weinstein scandal has once again placed the spotlight on sexual harassment reporting. Victims of sexual harassment are often...
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The Government has published the Data Protection Bill, which will supplement the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the UK....
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Several tax changes that had been withdrawn earlier this year have been re-introduced in the autumn’s Finance Bill.
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The Government has issued a policy paper proposing to develop a post-Brexit partnership with the EU on data protection matters....
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The Ontario Government has proposed legal changes to improve workers’ rights through Bill 148, Fair Workplaces, Better Jobs Act, 2017....
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The vast majority of HR professionals do not have a good understanding of the upcoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)...
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The maximum amount that can be used to calculate an employee’s statutory redundancy pay increases to £489 per week from...
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Generous leave entitlements and a unique legal framework characterise Australian employment law. Qian Mou highlights 10 interesting aspects of workplaces...
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Although gender pay gap reporting legislation does not come into force until 6 April 2017, employers may have to collect...
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New Regulations confirm that the Trade Union Act 2016 rules on strike votes, picketing and union dues will take effect...
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Government review: “No conclusive evidence” that fees prevented tribunal claims
by Qian Mouby Qian MouThe Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has published its review of the controversial introduction of employment tribunal fees.
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Trade Union Act 2016: Draft rules on public service industrial action unveiled
by Qian Mouby Qian MouThe Government has published draft rules defining which public services are deemed “important” to require a 40% strike vote to...
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Significant employment law changes are anticipated for 2017, amid the ongoing uncertainty resulting from the Brexit referendum.
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As Theresa May rejects the idea of a points-based immigration scheme for EU workers, employers continue to face uncertainty as...