Tag Archives: Labour law
Every worker in the UK is entitled to statutory minimum paid holiday?
Contracts saying you don’t accrue holiday in your first few months at work have no effect on statutory rights Continue reading
Too hot to handle?
I think I am a grown up, and able to decide for myself what to wear to work (and what not to wear). I don’t really like to be told. Recent walks by women all over the world under the … Continue reading
Filed under discrimination, employment law, uniform and dress codes
Employment law does not prevent performance management
Employment law is not going to stop you managing poor performance in your business if you know what you are doing. Join us on this FREE KoffeeKlatch seminar to talk about how to make it all work for you. Continue reading
Filed under employment law, free stuff, performance management, www.irenicon.co.uk
No staff, no employment law problems? Think again!
Do you think employment law is nothing to do with you? You can still be liable for tax, national insurance, discrimination and more Continue reading
Filed under contract, employment law, free stuff
Opening your windows for burglars
UK managers’ rights depend on good contracts – send yours in for free review Continue reading
Filed under contract, discipline and dismissal, free stuff