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Who would be an employer? Friday, 31 May 2013. Can you reduce your employees holidays? It was reported by the BBC on the 16th May 2013 that Paolo Di Canio had “threatened to reduce his players holidays should they not perform “with dignity” in their final game”. Effectively Mr Di Canio was saying that rather than allowing his players the usual five to six weeks, he would reduce their holiday to the minimum 4 weeks. If more than 5.6 weeks holiday is being given then any reduction in holiday would resu...

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Who would be an employer?: Are you ready for your Sir Alex, Paul Scholes or David Beckham moment?

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Who would be an employer? Friday, 17 May 2013. Are you ready for your Sir Alex, Paul Scholes or David Beckham moment? In the last week there have been three very notable announcements of retirement. Sir Alex Ferguson and Paul Scholes will both retire from Manchester United and football in general on the 19th May 2013 after Manchester United have played West Brom. David Beckham has recently announced that he too will be retiring from professional football at the end of this season. For the time being howe...

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Who would be an employer?: February 2013

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Who would be an employer? Friday, 22 February 2013. A Year in employment. It’s been a while since our blogs have been done, in no small part due to maternity leave, so here is a brief summary of the main things that have come up over the last year. Compensation limits rose to a maximum of £12,900 for a basic award and £72,300 for a compensatory award. Think £85,200 is a lot to lose? Claims where the dismissal is on the grounds of discrimination will continue to have no minimum service required. The Enter...

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Who would be an employer?: All Change

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Who would be an employer? Friday, 5 April 2013. The Tribunal rules and the way in which compensation are calculated are both to be changed. The main changes are set out below. All employers are very aware that any claim for unfair dismissal could cost them significantly. Currently the basic award, which is calculated on the same basis as a statutory redundancy payment is capped at £13,500. Employers will also be hit financially where claims are made and are successful, they will be subjected to a penalty...

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Who would be an employer?: April 2013

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Who would be an employer? Friday, 26 April 2013. Can we really let employees bite? If your employee bit someone whilst they were representing you, what would you do? Most employers would probably see it as an act of gross misconduct, suspend the employee, investigate the allegations, hold the disciplinary and then dismiss the employee for gross misconduct. Thursday, 11 April 2013. The report included the following recommendations;. 8226; Establish a new independent assessment service which would provide ...

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Who would be an employer?: Can you reduce your employees holidays?

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Who would be an employer? Friday, 31 May 2013. Can you reduce your employees holidays? It was reported by the BBC on the 16th May 2013 that Paolo Di Canio had “threatened to reduce his players holidays should they not perform “with dignity” in their final game”. Effectively Mr Di Canio was saying that rather than allowing his players the usual five to six weeks, he would reduce their holiday to the minimum 4 weeks. If more than 5.6 weeks holiday is being given then any reduction in holiday would resu...

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Who would be an employer? Friday, 31 May 2013. Can you reduce your employees holidays? It was reported by the BBC on the 16th May 2013 that Paolo Di Canio had “threatened to reduce his players holidays should they not perform “with dignity” in their final game”. Effectively Mr Di Canio was saying that rather than allowing his players the usual five to six weeks, he would reduce their holiday to the minimum 4 weeks. If more than 5.6 weeks holiday is being given then any reduction in holiday would resu...

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