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Employment tribunal claims relating to part time workers trebled last year

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A better legal procedure required in employment law

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UK Employment Appeal Tribunal rules on adjustments for deaf diplomat

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New employment rules went into effect last weekend

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Ministers launched campaign for suggestions about how regulations can be improved

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Tribunal fees look set to go ahead

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Dismissal over Facebook comments deemed unfair

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Call for action to cut bogus tribunal claims

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Employment Law Basics

SME’s face £5,000 fine under new employment law

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Social media wake up call from Acas

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Jobs advertised offering flexibility remains low despite employee demand being high

Majority believe action needed to boost freelance and flexible sector

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Maximum Compensation Awards Bill faces EU hurdles

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A rise in the number of cases involving employee’s use of...

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British airways manager looses appeal for wrongful sacking

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Insufficient training to blame worker electrocution court hears.

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