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A £1.4 million reminder that your family friendly policy is only as good as the culture underpinning it

A £1.4 million reminder that your family friendly policy is only as good as the culture underpinning it

Most large employers are keen to promote their family friendly credentials. Enhanced parental leave, flexible working, wellbeing initiatives and glossy recruitment hooks all help attract…

The biggest shake-up of the Acas Code in 17 years

The biggest shake-up of the Acas Code in 17 years

Acas has just published a draft new Code of Practice on Disciplinary and Grievance Procedures for consultation. This is the first full rewrite since 2009…

Feeling the heat: a workplace guide to handling heatwaves

Feeling the heat: a workplace guide to handling heatwaves

For years, the UK's approach to workplace heat has largely been to complain about it while carrying on regardless. But prolonged heatwaves are becoming more…

Training Cost Clawbacks: what Geeks Ltd v Watts means for repayment clauses

Training Cost Clawbacks: what Geeks Ltd v Watts means for repayment clauses

Training cost repayment clauses are used by employers seeking to protect the investment made in developing employees' skills. However, such provisions are subject to important…

Tribunal uplifts: back to basics on the Acas Code of Practice

Tribunal uplifts: back to basics on the Acas Code of Practice

Employment tribunal compensation for unfair dismissal can, in certain circumstances, come with a sting in the tail: an uplift for failing to follow the Acas…

Wrongful Dismissal: when does employee conduct justify no notice?

Wrongful Dismissal: when does employee conduct justify no notice?

Most HR professionals are well acquainted with unfair dismissal. It dominates disciplinary discussions and tribunal headlines. Wrongful dismissal, however, often sits quietly in the background.…