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1 Mar 2010 | Editorial - March 2010 | Alex Lock, editor | One of the changes that I have noticed over the past 10 or 15 years I have spent practising as an employment lawyer is the evolution of workplace language. Words that once would have been reserved for... |
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1 Mar 2010 | Fit for purpose? | Richard Linskell, Speechly Bircham LLP | The new 'statement of fitness for work' certificates - informally known as 'fit notes' - come into effect on 6 April to replace the medical certificates currently in use ('sick notes'). |
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1 Mar 2010 | An end to secret deals? | Richard Linskell, Speechly Bircham LLP | Another new development taking effect on 6 April is a change to ET1s that will enable claimants to indicate that they have a whistleblowing allegation which they consent to the employment tribunal pas... |
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1 Mar 2010 | Equality codes of practice | Richard Linskell, Speechly Bircham LLP | If you have an hour or 10 on your hands, you might like to read the Equality and Human Rights Commission's draft statutory codes of practice on employment (366 pages),... |
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1 Mar 2010 | Uplifts in compensation | Richard Linskell, Speechly Bircham LLP | The demise of the statutory dismissal and grievance procedures means that the tail of cases wending its way through the court system will have decreasing significance. |
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1 Mar 2010 | TUPE is not dynamic | Richard Linskell, Speechly Bircham LLP | The UK's system of common law and principles of contractual interpretation have always relied on a forensic examination by courts of the precise language of contractua... |
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1 Mar 2010 | Protecting philosophical beliefs | Shah Qureshi, head of employment law, and Nicholas Fry, Bindmans LLP | A recent EAT case - Grainger plc & ors v Nicholson - confirmed that a belief in climate change can be a philosophical belief capable of protection under the U... |
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1 Mar 2010 | Drafting assignment documents for expatriates | Juliet Carp, Speechly Bircham LLP | In this, the first of three articles on expatriate employment issues, Juliet Carp looks at typical steps that might be taken to prepare employment documents for international assignees. The second fea... |
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1 Mar 2010 | Dad's the word | Nicola Thomson, Mayer Brown International LLP | After much discussion, and three consultations later, the additional paternity leave and pay provisions may finally reach the statutory books in April this year. This follows the recent publication of... |
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1 Mar 2010 | How to get ahead in employment law | Barry Clarke, Russell Jones & Walker | Barry Clarke recommends IDS's Employment Law Strategies for Success by Julian Yew, Harriet... |