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David Woods, 08 May 2012
Steps to raise state pension age will alienate the public, unions warn following YouGov survey.
David Woods, 23 Apr 2012
Rewards for whistleblowing and a change in work culture are vital if damaging public disclosures of information...
HR Editorial, 20 Apr 2012
Back in December, HR magazine declared the systems administering employment law in the UK were not working...
David Woods, 16 Apr 2012
Following the launch of its myth busting challenge panel to curb the worst examples of health and safety...
HR Editorial, 11 Apr 2012
HR magazine, has launched HR Legal Service – www.hrlegalservice.co.uk – to fill a gap in the employment...
HR Editorial, 10 Apr 2012
The Government has responded to Law Society calls for clarification about the validity of compromise...
HR Editorial, 10 Apr 2012
The Federation of European Employers (FedEE), has criticised trade unions for not defending employees...
David Woods, 10 Apr 2012
Employment tribunal changes that came into effect on Friday will make it easier for businesses to take...
Simon Tytherleigh, 04 Apr 2012
The UK government’s changes to the qualifying period for protection from unfair dismissal from one...
David Woods, 04 Apr 2012
The London Olympics are almost here, with thousands of people expected to visit the capital.
David Woods, 22 Feb 2012
Reducing consultation rights during collective redundancy exercises could cost jobs, damage workforce...
David Woods, 21 Feb 2012
A new association dedicated to the employment issues of Church of England (CoE) has been launched by...
Ross Griffiths, 16 Feb 2012
The disagreement between Network Rail and Transport Salaried Staffs Association (TSSA), the trade union...
David Woods, 31 Jan 2012
Almost eight out of 10 employers believe introducing employment tribunal fees will help reduce tribunal...
David Woods, 23 Jan 2012
The Government is to launch a pilot scheme for two regional mediation networks for small and medium-sized...
Martin Pratt, 20 Jan 2012
At first glance it seems odd to draw parallels between Francesco Schettino, the captain of the stricken...
Elaine Banton, 13 Jan 2012
The use of social media in the workplace has become a hot topic in employment law and in particular most...
David Woods, 06 Dec 2011
HR leaders, thinkers and CEOs from some of the UK’s most prominent organisations have joined forces...
David Woods, 23 Nov 2011
The Government has announced a consultation on ‘protected conversations’, to allow employers to have...
HR Editorial, 31 Aug 2011
From tomorrow, changes to the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act (2007), will mean, in...
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