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Webinar: Closing the gender pay gap
ON-DEMAND | In XpertHR's 60-minute webinar Naeema Choudry, a partner at Eversheds Sutherland, and Anne Hurst, a senior diversity and inclusion specialist at PwC LLP, ...
Royal Wedding and World Cup for employers: Take part in our survey
With both a royal wedding and the football World Cup in the next few months, XpertHR is conducting a survey...
Podcast: Handling redundancies where maternity rights apply
Special guest Jo Broadbent, who is a professional support lawyer with Hogan Lovells, joins us to discuss the rights that apply to pregnant employees and those on maternity leave in a redundancy situation, including the practical steps employers can tak...
Podcast: Reputational damage – five risk areas for employers
In this week's podcast, we discuss five areas in which the risk of reputational damage can be an issue for employers, and what HR professionals can do to reduce the risk of their organisation's reputation being damaged.
Webinar: Making the most of apprenticeships
We provide guidance on how you can maximise the opportunities apprenticeships create - regardless of whether your organisation is paying the apprenticeship levy or already operates an apprenticeship scheme.
Darren Newman’s podcast: Delabole Slate Ltd v Berriman
Darren Newman explains the "go to" definition of an "economic, technical or organisational reason entailing changes in the workforce" for the purpose of a TUPE transfer, established in Delabole Slate Ltd v Berriman.
Podcast: Identifying a selection pool for redundancy
In this week's podcast, we offer practical advice on how to identify a fair selection pool during a redundancy process.
Podcast: Case law update
We provide a mid-year round-up of key employment law cases in 2017.
Podcast: Managing an underperforming employee
In this week's podcast, we offer practical advice on how to manage an employee who is not performing satisfactorily.
Podcast: The Taylor review
We discuss Matthew Taylor's review of modern employment practices, which outlined seven key principles for "good quality work for all".
Darren Newman’s podcast: High heels and sex discrimination
In this podcast, Darren Newman explores the issue of sex discrimination and workplace dress codes.
Podcast: Training line managers in absence management
We discuss the findings of the 2017 XpertHR survey on training line managers in absence management.
Podcast: Training line managers in absence management
We discuss the findings of the 2017 XpertHR survey on training line managers in absence management.
Podcast: The abolition of employment tribunal fees
In this week's podcast, we discuss the likely implications for employers of the abolition of tribunal fees.
Podcast: Holiday pay includes voluntary overtime
We discuss the legal implications for employers of the recent EAT decision in Dudley Council v Willets and others, which establishes that regular voluntary overtime is included in holiday pay calculations.
