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Wednesday 12 September 2007
Shall we just agree that the law doesn't apply?
Imagine how different life would be if you could somehow agree that the rules simply didn't apply to you.
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Monday 10 September 2007
Top apprentices get tips on employment issues for business
Some of the country's top newly qualified painting and decorating apprentices have been given practical advice on what they will need to know to set up their own businesses.
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Monday 3 September 2007
Investigating misconduct: a delicate tea ceremony?
If you have ever been fortunate enough to visit the Old Bailey in London, you will probably remember the statute which adorns the building's rooftop. It is a statue of a woman, blind folded and holding scales of justice.
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Friday 17 August 2007
English court issues new workplace stress decision
Stress is an emotive word, particularly for employers under new health and safety legislation, but a recent English court case may be of some interest.
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Tuesday 31 July 2007
Major changes to Flexible Working Hours Bill
Amendments proposed to the Flexible Working Hours Bill would widen scope to include employees caring for dependent relatives and would allow workers to ask to work from home.
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Monday 9 July 2007
Mental health days - fair or foul?
Although the term mental health day probably has an antipodean origin, it is a concept which is internationally recognised.
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Related topics: Employment
Wednesday 6 June 2007
Loose lips sink careers
Gossip is a strange commodity - and our acceptance of it has certainly changed significantly over the years.
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Related topics: Employment
Thursday 15 March 2007
Toilet politics in the workplace
Ask any lawyer what they thought of the show Ally McBeal, and it is likely that you will get a fairly negative answer.
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