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ISSUE 47, March 2010 - Our Company is 30 years old .....
Features in this issue :
Our company is 30 years old this year, and we have launched a new way of supporting our clients through our KoffeeKlatch service. Based around teleseminars and downloads, this flexible and 'lite' service is designed to deliver your needs in the ways you have said suit you best.
Forthcoming events - Revised Employment Tribunal claim forms to be introduced, Fit Notes to replace traditional Sick Notes, for organisations of 250+ employees - staff will have the right to request unpaid time off for training and study.

ISSUE 46 - When does Performance Management Become Bullying?
Features in this issue :
Free KoffeeKlatch download - Are your "self employed" people really self employed?
Forthcoming events - TUPE - training for elected employee representatives, Sickness - KoffeeKlatch seminar, Webcourse - TUPE, a hands on guide, Annabel Kaye speaking about 30 years of being a woman in business, KoffeeKlatch - hot tips on how effective performance management and employment law work together

ISSUE 45 - Annual Employment Lawyer Warning Festival
Features in this issue :
Redundancy - if you are thinking of restructure or redundancy, don't put off planning it
Sick note reform
Self employed workers
Forthcoming events - VAT and fee changes, Launch of Irenicon KoffeeKlatch seminars - book now

ISSUE 44 - Xmas Temps
Features in this issue :
Christmas is the time of year when many people take onn Christmas temps - see our top tips about the legal side of employing temps
Free downloads - Reducing payroll without redundancies, Employing People Through a Recession, To catch a thief, Taking people on, What should be in a Statement of Particulars - and many more

ISSUE 43 - The legal side of recruitment
Features in this issue :
The Government has been progressively tightening legislation on recruitment. Now is a good time to arrive at a strategy that takes into account the obligations on employers.
Forthcoming Events - National Minimum Wage - tips won't count, rate increases, increase to maximum allowable pay for statutory redundancy, increased registration fees for larger organisations for Data protection and single status vetting for workers working with children or vulnerable adults. Equality Bill working its way through parliament.

ISSUE 42 - Summer of discontent?
Features in this issue :
The summer news has been full of strikes and threats of strike which can affect staff. What happens if strikes affect whether people can get to work on time or at all?
Forthcoming Events - National Minimum Wage - tips won't count, rate increases, increase to maximum allowable pay for statutory redundancy, single status vetting for workers working with children or vulnerable adults. Equality Bill working its way through parliament.

ISSUE 41 - Holidays and accruals
Features in this issue :
Holiday and holiday pay has been the subject of an extraordinary amount of both legislation and litigation in recent years ....
Forthcoming Events - National Minimum Wage - tips won't count, rate increases, increase to maximum allowable pay for statutory redundancy, single status vetting for workers working with children or vulnerable adults. Equality Bill working its way through parliament

ISSUE 40 - Life's a beach
Features in this issue :
Temperature rules and guidance for the workplace
Top tips for managing heat in the workplace
Risk Assessments/pregnant and disabled workers/journeys to and from work/outside workers
Forthcoming events - National Minimum Wage - tips won't count, rate increases, increase to maximum allowable pay for statutory redundancy. Equality Bill working its way through parliament

ISSUE 39 - Swine Flu Features in this issue :
Swine Flu - who pays? Read our employment law advice about swine flu.

ISSUE 38 May 2009
Features in this issue :
Holidays, the good the bad and the ugly - the Easter break, followed by two May bank holidays, always brings queries about holiday entitlement. Updates and FAQs.
Forthcoming Events - Chancellor announces an increase to maximum allowable pay for statutory redundancy. Equality Bill introduced to Parliament with additional duty to promote socio-economic equality, deadline for response to EU consultation on pregnant workers directive

ISSUE 37 April 2009
Features in this issue :
Changes to the Discipline & Dismissal procedures- see some of the changes
Recent/Forthcoming changes - Employment Act 2008 repeals statutory disputes (dismissal and grievance procedures) and introduces new requirements to follow ACAS guidelines, Working Time (Amendment) Regulations 2007 - minimum paid holiday entitlement increases, SMP and SSP rate increases

ISSUE 36 March 2009
Features in this issue :
Reducing payroll without redundancies - viable alternatives to making redundancies, and keeping people in work, can often be a better alternative, provided you monitor the situation carefully
Recent/Forthcoming changes - Employment Act 2008 repeals statutory disputes (dismissal and grievance procedures) and introduces new requirements to follow ACAS guidelines, Working Time (Amendment) Regulations 2007 - minimum paid holiday entitlement increases, SMP and SSP rate increases

ISSUE 35 February 2009
Features in this issue :
Snow stopped play - check who you must pay following the big freeze
Recent/Forthcoming changes - statutory redundancy pay changes, maximum compensatory award in unfair dismissal cases increases, Employment Act 2008 repeals statutory disputes (dismissal and grievance procedures) and introduces new requirements to follow ACAS guidelines, Working Time (Amendment) Regulations 2007 - minimum paid holiday entitlement increases, SMP and SSP rate increases

ISSUE 34 December 2008
Features in this issue :
Employing people through a recession - some legal and practical tips
Recent/Forthcoming changes - amendments to Race Relations Act, statutory redundancy pay changes, maximum compensatory award in unfair dismissal cases increases
Seasonal warnings are here again

ISSUE 33 November 2008
Features in this issue :
Winning and losing contracts - TUPE
TUPE - some hot tips to avoid costly errors
Restructures and Redundancies - clarifying some misconceptions
Forthcoming changes - see recent and forthcoming changes to employment law

ISSUE 32 January 2008
Featured in this issue:
Restructures and Redundancies - some hot tips to get the process or method of selection right
Information Security - new developments in data protection practice - two particular aspects that everyone nees to be aware of
Forthcoming changes - see forthcoming changes to employment law
Staying On The Right Side Of Insolvency |