The sweeping cuts that will flow from the government Spending Review mean that redundancy is on the cards for both public and private sector employees.
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BlackBerrys and iPhones have become the latest bane for employers concerned about lost productivity, according to Employment Law Advisory Services.
The Equality Act came into force on 1 October. HRzone.co.uk editor Charlie Duff highlights a few of the new danger spots for employers.
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Under the so called "Equality Act" which was Harriet Harman's legacy and has just come into effect all sorts of "groups" such as vegans, teetotallers, athiests etc.
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No business owner wants to make redundancies but sometimes it's necessary. Judy Crook explains how to manage the redundancy process fairly and comply with legislation.
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A client runs a pre-school and insists that they and "many other pre-schools" actually pay staff for their holiday entitlement, while not paying them when they are not actually working (as well as
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The Conservatives have raised the idea of taking PAYE responsibility away from HMRC, but would it really work? Simon Sweetman assesses the case.
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New rules were introduced in October 2009 regarding the employment and sponsorship of non EU workers working in the UK.
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The Institute of Payroll Professionals’ Diana Bruce offers an update on recent developments in payroll and HR.
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