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Business Development: Playing The Right Card
Leor Franks
Special provision in the law governing unfair dismissal that makes it potentially fair to dismiss somone specially taken on for maternity cover when the new mother returns to work
6 April, the date the Default Retirement Age was put to rest, passed without quite the bang it should have caused. What are your options in practice?
Published guidance on the Agency Workers Regulations which are due to come into force on 1 October 2011.
The High Court has just handed down judgment in McKie v Swindon College, which represents a timely reminder to all employers to watch what their staff put in emails about ex-employees, even outside the context of “formal” references.
The extent to which employees enjoy legally enforceable rights on human rights grounds to legal representation in disciplinary hearings remains unclear at the time of writing. However, it is doubtful if the presence of lawyers in disciplinary hearings is really desirable for either employees or employers, except in a very narrow category of the most serious cases.
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