When three chicken nuggets cost £6,000.
The chicken nugget situation, when three are not enough and costs an Employer £6,000.00! A recent case involving a customer service advisor who was accused of becoming “aggressive and violent” has recently been awarded more than £6,000 for unfair dismissal, loss of statutory rights, wrongful dismissal, and an unreasonable failure to follow the Acas Code […]
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Shielding has endedSSP Rebate Scheme due to endCare home workers can self-certify exemptionEthnicity pay gapIndirect associative discriminationHR Inform , 20th September 2021
Keeping up with the latest Employment Law – September 2021
Save This Employment Law Newsletter covers: Social Media No Jab, No Job Discrimination and Hypersensitivity UK Right to Work Hybrid Working 1. Social Media Can your social media posts get you into trouble at work? You may have heard that England lost the 2020 Euro final 3-2 on penalties. Heart breaking – but then the […]
Self-isolation removed for double-jabbed close contacts.
From yesterday in England, close contacts of positive #COVID19 cases will no longer need to self-isolate if they are either: Double jabbed Under 18
2021 (So Far) And A World Beyond Furlough
As restrictions ease, and we approach the last few weeks of the furlough scheme, we are looking at a few aspects of working life that were thrust into the spotlight or newly created in the face of the pandemic, and how businesses need to prepare for a world without furlough.
Dubbed a “pingdemic”,
Dubbed a “pingdemic”, as restrictions eased in England thousands have been notified by the NHS test and trace app that they must self-isolate for 10 days. This is due to them being identified as a close contact of someone who recently tested positive for Covid-19. The adverse effects have been most felt by employers, some […]
1st July 2021 – Furlough is changing……….
Furlough is changing and since the introduction of the Furlough (Job Retention Scheme), there have been many changes and today sees another change happening, in relation to Government contributions.So what are the changes?