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Suspension of Employees – Still possible or a breach of trust and confidence

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  Many employers will be familiar with the situation. Something untoward happens at work, the finger gets pointed, the employer needs to take action; in order to appear fair, ACAS say that an investigation needs to take place before a

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Online Marketing for Law Firms

A brief post on online marketing for law firms in the new era.

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Crisp v Apple Retail – Importance of a Social Media Policy

The importance of having a well written Social Media Policy has come to light in an Employment Tribunal case reported by People Management. In the case, Crisp v Apple, Crisp worked in an Apple Store. He posted derogatory statements on

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Facebook, work, unfair dismissal and choosing friends carefully

Making comments on Facebook can get you the sack, so choose your friends carefully.

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Rapport in the Courtroom

Using NLP and Rapport as a solicitor or barrister.

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Indian telesales employee discriminated against after being forced to change name to Rob

Forcing an Indian born employee to have an English name was discriminatory.

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Social Media for Lawyers

A Guide To Social Media for Lawyers and Law Firms

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Difficulties with professional indemnity insurance

My new business plan involves two distinct strands:

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British Airways discriminatory recruitment practices

Can be not employ staff with disabled children? Is it discrimination? Steven Mather discusses the employment law surrounding the news.

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Nearly half of businesses think new employment laws are good

New employment laws liked by businesses!

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