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Employment Contracts News

• Employee contracts need to be in order
  Human resources departments are advised to make sure that all their necessary contracts are up-to-date.
  Date: 3 October 2011     Category: Employment Contracts
• Changes to employment rights for temporary workers
  From 1 October employers must give temporary workers the same basic rights as other staff after 12 weeks in a post.
  Date: 30 September 2011     Category: Employment Contracts
• Contractual sick pay causes absenteeism rise
  Workers who are still paid despite taking sick days will take advantage of the system, an expert suggests.
  Date: 28 July 2011     Category: Employment Contracts
• Women anticipate no change to glass ceiling
  Many women believe the glass ceiling will still be in place in 2020, a report shows.
  Date: 27 July 2011     Category: Employment Contracts
• Summer dress codes need proper implementation
  Bosses need to make sure they lay down some guidelines if implementing a summer dress code, one expert has said.
  Date: 22 June 2011     Category: Employment Contracts
• 'Costly' maternity leave proposals critiscised
  Proposals to increase fully paid maternity leave to 20 weeks have been criticised by the government.
  Date: 17 June 2011     Category: Employment Contracts
• Red tape 'a big problem causer' among SMEs
  Many SMEs believe red tape is one of the biggest problems they have to deal with, an expert says.
  Date: 17 June 2011     Category: Employment Contracts
• Interns need be paid fairly
  The vast majority of financial services practitioners believe interns need to be paid for their work, a new survey finds.
  Date: 18 May 2011     Category: Employment Contracts
• Flexible parental leave could be on the cards
  The government has launched a consultation on proposals to improve flexible parental leave.
  Date: 16 May 2011     Category: Employment Contracts
• Govt considers employment law reform
  Areas of employment law have been pinpointed for potential reform.
  Date: 12 May 2011     Category: Employment Contracts
• Unfair dismissal changes bad news for workers
  3 million people will be disadvantaged by the extension of protection against unfair dismissal charges, the TUC believes.
  Date: 19 April 2011     Category: Employment Contracts
• CBI: Employment tribunal system isn't working
  The employment tribunal system is not functioning as well as it should be, the CBI has claimed.
  Date: 15 April 2011     Category: Employment Contracts
• Paternity leave now widely recognised
  People are generally more open to the idea of paternity leave, one expert says.
  Date: 4 April 2011     Category: Employment Contracts
• Men not taking advantage of paternity leave
  Many employees are not making the most of the extended paternity leave they are entitled to, a poll finds.
  Date: 28 March 2011     Category: Employment Contracts
• Bosses ill-prepared for paternity leave change
  Around 40 per cent of employers are not prepared for additional paternity leave, a survey shows.
  Date: 23 March 2011     Category: Employment Contracts