- Applying the Acas code on disciplinary procedures to dismissals for some other substantial reason
- Cafcass adds health benefits as sickness rates halve
- Is post-employment victimisation covered by the Equality Act 2010?
- Annual Seminar 2013 Podcast
- Engage for Success - Essex CC
- Workforce news podcast April 2013
- Teacher was entitled to sick pay
- Recognising talent at the PPMA
- When reform gets parked
PPMA News
Applying the Acas code on disciplinary procedures to dismissals for some other substantial reason
Employment Law Update - June (1)
In the recent case of Lund v St Edmund’s School Canterbury, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has confirmed that the Acas Code of Practice on Disciplinary and Grievance Procedures may be applicable...
read full storyCafcass adds health benefits as sickness rates halve
Cafcass, the Family Court Advisory and Support Service, is providing a tailored health and wellbeing plan to its staff as part of the organisation’s approach to employee health which has seen sickness rates halved over the last three years...
read full storyIs post-employment victimisation covered by the Equality Act 2010?
Employment Law update - May (2)
In the recent case of Onu v Akwiwu and anor , the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has held that post-employment victimisation iscovered by the Equality Act 2010. It has taken the...
read full storyAnnual Seminar 2013 Podcast
We had some fantastic sessions at our Annual Seminar in Bristol and in this podcast we hear from some of the speakers who share the highlights from their presentations with us.
These include:
01:12 - 02:22 Ellie Goddard,...
read full storyEngage for Success - Essex CC
Engage for Success – The movement lands in Essex – 26 April 2013
Hosted by Essex County Council, Engage for Success landed in Essex on 26 April 2013. Since E4S got moving back in 2008 and having attended...
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