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Redundancy, pregnancy and maternity leave

Redundancy consultation for pregnancy and maternity leave – How should an employee on maternity leave be treated in the context of a pending redundancy exercise? By and large, she should be treated…

Disciplinary Procedures, HR / Employment Law News

How to conduct a reasonable disciplinary investigation

A reasonable disciplinary investigation is a cornerstone of a fair disciplinary procedure. Without it, any related dismissal is likely to be deemed unfair by an Employment Tribunal. Tribunals consider the principles derived…

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“National Sickie Day” fast approaching

The winter period can be one of the most challenging periods for staff absenteeism, with employees adversely affected by a combination of winter bugs, flu, hangovers and the post-holiday blues. According to…

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Sexual Harassment Myth Busters – Suspension

Claims of harassment, be they current or historical, are everywhere at the moment. Regardless of your view on the legitimacy of some of these, what is undeniable is that employers can’t continue…

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Sexual Harassment Myth Busters – Different Perceptions

Claims of harassment, be they current or historical, are everywhere at the moment. Regardless of your view on the legitimacy of some of these, what is undeniable is that employers can’t continue…

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Sexual Harassment Myth Busters – Types of Harasser

Claims of harassment, be they current or historical, are everywhere at the moment. Regardless of your view on the legitimacy of some of these, what is undeniable is that employers can’t continue…

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Sexual Harassment Myth Busters – Isolated Instances

Claims of harassment, be they current or historical, are everywhere at the moment. Regardless of your view on the legitimacy of some of these, what is undeniable is that employers can’t continue…