Recruitment process to benefit from employment law amendments
Employers across the UK are expected to hone their recruitment processes even more than they already are in a bid…
Law Changes Resolving Disputes
Changes in the law from April 2009 and onwards have included the last installment of statutory holiday increases, the repeal…
Employers Show Lack Of Awareness Over Government Schemes
It has been revealed that many employers remain unaware of government incentives that could allow them to find new members…
Equality Act Won’t Boost Recruitment
The government’s hopes of urging employers into positive action in recruitment with the Equality Act are being dampened by industry…
Almost a Third of Women Earn More Than Partner
Almost a third of working women are earning more than their partners according to The Women & Work Survey commissioned…
BCC Calls On Government To Ease Recruitment Processes
Leading representatives of British industry have called on the government to make recruitment processes easier for businesses, to help them…
New Agency Rules: Do we need Creative Contracts?
The government agreed to drop its resistance to the EU’s agency workers directive proposition, so long as it gave agency…
Companions in Disciplinary and Grievance Meetings
There are often queries regarding when companions can come to disciplinary or grievance meetings and when not.
Employers Keen Not To Bypass School-Leavers During Recruitment Process
Online recruitment specialist, Recruitment Genius, believes major employers across the country are beginning to realise they will have to change…
Being an Effective Facilitator
Facilitation is an important skill for managers, but unfortunately so often it is done poorly. Discover how to be an…
Holiday Entitlement
Recent Tribunal rulings have given the right to employees to take paid holidays next year if they were unable to…
A Disciplinary under the New ACAS Code
The way in which employers handle potential disciplinary situations may have to change, given the revision of the ACAS code…