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Five things we learnt in employment law this week (16 March 2018)

16th March 2018

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Five things we learned in Employment Law this week (1 December 2017)

1st December 2017

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The ECJ rules in favour of worker in long-awaited holiday pay case

29th November 2017

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Five things we learnt in Employment Law this week (3 August)

3rd August 2017

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Five things we learnt in employment law this week (21 July)

21st July 2017

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Employed parents who lose a child will get statutory paid leave to grieve, under a proposed new law

19th July 2017

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“Oh, we forgot about you.” – The risks arising from employees on long-term sick leave

14th February 2017

Malingerers at work, how to manage sickness with employees

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Malingering in the Workplace: the put on and the put upon

13th February 2017

Articles

Pulling a sickie: what steps can employers take when employees are on the beach rather than in the sickbay?

9th September 2016

Articles

Mistakes employers make when handling ill health dismissals

26th July 2016

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