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Posted by Lucinda Bromfield | Jul 6, 2011 | Employment Law Analysis
In Hashman v Milton Park (Dorset) Ltd an Employment Tribunal held that a belief in the sanctity of...
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It has recently been ruled that the dismissal of the Director of Children’s Services for the...
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For years, compromise agreements have been used to end employment relationships. In some industries and at certain levels of seniority, compromise agreements are often expected if the employment relationship runs into...
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A lot of employment law is founded on the concept of what is ‘reasonable’. It is worth remembering...
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For employers, it is becoming more and more common to check the online activities of employees and job applicants. Employers still need to be careful about employee privacy, but a recent ruling of the Press Complaints Commission...
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