Tribunal Report: Dismissals for misconduct must be carried out fairly
23 Apr 2012
A recent case shows the importance of disciplinary procedures complying with the Acas code, says Victoria Willson
Charities should ensure that contracts clearly state how holiday will be accrued, taken and paid, advises Victoria Willson
A recent case shows the importance of disciplinary procedures complying with the Acas code, says Victoria Willson
A recent case in Belfast shows the importance of careful consideration of selection processes, says Victoria Willson
Workers have the right to be accompanied by a work colleague or trade union representative of their choice, says Victoria Willson
Identifying the date employment ends can help to avoid legal issues, advises Victoria Willson
Post-employment conduct can be used in dismissal cases, says Victoria Willson
The Employment Appeal Tribunal has recently published its judgement in the case of Renfrewshire Women's Aid v Lewis, which illustrates the importance of handling grievance and disciplinary processes carefully
Victoria Willson looks at why the employment status of expatriate staff needs careful attention
Ignoring staff disabilities can spell trouble for charities, says Victoria Willson
A St John Ambulance employment tribunal case highlights the risks charities face if workers make protected disclosures, says Victoria Willson