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* Heyday - The Advocate General hands down his opinion
* The Points Based System and Strict New Criteria for Foreign Students
* Claimant's right to an oral hearing before a claim is struck out
* Changes to rights of employees on additional maternity or additional adoption leave
* Changes to Income Tax with effect from 7 September 2008
* Up-date and the Government's Consultation on flexible working
* Liquidated Damages or Penalty Clause?
* Effective Date of Termination
* Acas publishes its 2007/08 Annual Report
* Disability Discrimination: Associated Discrimination
* Social networking and blogging: Top tips on avoiding the pitfalls
* Garden Leave and the 'right' to work
* The National Minimum Wage - Tips, Gratuities and Service Charges
* Recent Developments in Disability Discrimination Law
* Time to train - consultation on a new right to request time to train for employees in England
* Acas publishes draft guide to 'Discipline and Grievances at Work'
* Damages for withdrawal of an offer of employment
* Employee Surveillance
* Charity's Heyday is brought forward
* New guidance from the Information Commissioner
* National Staff Dismissal Register to go live this month
* Flexible Working
* Statement of intent released for Tier 2 (Skilled Migrant) of the points based system
*Court of Appeal decision on the burden of proof for unfair dismissal
* Identity cards to be issued for some foreign nationals present in the UK
* Employer's benefits package held not to be discriminatory on grounds of age
*Appeal decision on definition of redundancy
* 'Working for a healthier tomorrow'
* Requirements of step one grievance are minimal
* Sex discrimination: employers liability for third party harassment
* Employers application process for licence as a sponsor
gets underway as part of proposed replacement of existing work permit scheme
* "Time limits" at the tribunal's discretion
* Increases to statutory sick, maternity, paternity and adoption pay
* Changing terms and conditions
* Age discrimination: dismissed for being too young
* Discrimination: part time workers
* New national minimum wage rates
* European ruling on IVF and pregnancy
* Homophobic abuse against heterosexual
* Immigration update
* Agency worker was not an employee
* Expired warning can be taken into account
* Disability discrimination by association
* Holiday pay and sick leave
* Recurrence of a disability
* Retirement of partner was not age discrimination
* Recruiting Foreign Nationals and the Points Based System FREE SEMINAR
* Unpaid overtime for part time workers
* TUPE applies to transfers outside the UK
* Immigration update: New measures to prevent illegal working
* New Year seminar dates announced
* New employment bill published
* EU Ministers discuss employment directives
* Increase in statutory rates announced
* Latest survey on work-life balance
* TUPE and new terms of employment
* Tribunals must consider compliance with dismissal procedure
* Home working trial a reasonable adjustment?
* Employee not entitled to work
* Employer could exercise mobility clause in a redundancy situation
* Drunkeness at work through alcoholism is contributory conduct
* Employee did not acquire rights
* Redundancy consultation
* Companies could face prosecution for employee collisions
* Retirement age is lawful
* Pension amendments were justified
* No religious discrimination
* Redundancy trial periods
* Sickness absence form was not a grievance
* No grievance required for discriminatory dismissal
* Equal Pay - What's New?
* Changes to legislation coming into effect today
* Employee who could not acknowledge disability
* Employee dismissed for breaching no-smoking policy
* Tribunal Cases rise by 15%
* Immigration Update: The International Graduates Scheme (IGS)
* Dyslexic police officer was "disabled"
* ACAS reports fewer tribunal applications
* Calculating increased holiday entitlement
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