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HR / Employment Law – Updates and News – Week 41

HR / Employment Law – Updates and News

A round up of the latest HR and Employment Law updates and related stories.   NATIONAL MINIMUM WAGE FOR “ON-CALL” WORKERS? “EXTRA” HOLIDAY PAY FOR EMPLOYEES WHO CHOOSE NOT TO TAKE TIME OFF? A recent judgement in the case of Mr J Shannon –v- Mr & Mrs Rampersad T/A Clifton House Residential Home UKEAT/0050/15/LA has provided some…

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HR / Employment Law – Updates and News – Week 40

HR / Employment Law – Updates and News

A round up of the latest HR and Employment Law updates and related stories.   SOCIAL MEDIA – EMPLOYER’S DELAYED RIGHT TO TAKE ACTION Most employers feel that they need to take almost immediate action against an employee who posts derogatory remarks on social media. However, following the Employment Tribunal Appeal case of The British Waterways…

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HR / Employment Law – Updates and News – Week 39

HR / Employment Law – Updates and News

A round up of the latest HR and Employment Law updates and related stories.   TAKE CARE WHEN HANDLING REQUESTS FOR PARENTAL LEAVE EMPLOYEE ABSENTEEISM Practice managers will already be aware that handling employee absenteeism and requests for parental leave requires the utmost care and the recent case of Van Heeswyk v One Call Insurance Services…

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HR / Employment Law – Updates and News – Week 38

HR / Employment Law – Updates and News

A round up of the latest HR and Employment Law updates and related stories.   IS TRAVELLING TIME WORKING TIME? The European working time directive, as incorporated in UK law, lays down the guidelines, including maximum working week and breaks, for employees. As practice managers will be aware, normally employees should work at most a 48…

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HR / Employment Law – Updates and News – Week 37

HR / Employment Law – Updates and News

A round up of the latest HR and Employment Law updates and related stories.   DISCRIMINATION – EMPLOYERS MUST MAKE REASONABLE ADJUSTMENT FOR A DISABLED EMPLOYEE Section 15 of the Equality Act 2010 means that where an employer knows, or could reasonably be expected to know, that the employee has a disability, the employer can not…

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HR / Employment Law – Updates and News – Week 36

HR / Employment Law – Updates and News

A round up of the latest HR and Employment Law updates and related stories.   GP PRACTICES ARE FORCED TO CLOSE It is clear that the role of practice manager is crucial in ensuring that practices are run effectively but there may be very difficult times ahead for all practice managers. As lawyers experienced with legal…

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HR / Employment Law – Updates and News – Week 35

HR / Employment Law – Updates and News

A round up of the latest HR and Employment Law updates. SURGERY OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK? TAKE CARE TO AVOID DISCRIMINATION In the light of proposed changes in practice opening times schemes like the Bury Easy GP Project ,which sees surgeries open 7 days a week, means that it will fall to practices to…

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