In an article published by Abbiss Cadres in October 2014, Emma Clark, Angela Mansell and Kate Thompson, of Abbiss Cadres LLP, consider the fundamental aspects of Shared Parental Leave and discuss the benefits and potential pitfalls of the new law. […]
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Sophie White’s article discussing the treatment of ethnic minorities within the FTSE 100, first published by HR Director Online in November 2014. […]
As part of the Government’s review of employment law a number of changes to employment legislation are shortly to come into force. […]
A recent report by Involvement and Participation Agency (IPA) and Tomorrow’s Company indicates that organisations that help their employees speak up are more able to create conditions for sustained business success. […]
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In this article, we analyse recent changes to the law on collective redundancies and explain how we can help organisations going through restructures. […]
The Government has recently consulted on the detail of its proposal to introduce compulsory conciliation through the Advisory Conciliation and Arbitration Service (“ACAS”) as a necessary pre requisite of bringing a claim in the Employment Tribunal. […]
The Supreme Court has provided guidance on terminating contracts of employment with a payment in lieu of notice. […]
The public body ACAS has published its draft Code of Practice in advance of the 2014 right to request flexible working from carers to all eligible employees. […]
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2014 heralds new laws which will extend the right to request flexible working from carers to all eligible employees. […]
The government has announced major changes to unfair dismissal laws which are expected to take effect from Summer 2013. […]