New rules for foreign workers on short-term business visits 17/10/2008
People wanting to work in the UK for six months or less will now have to apply for a dedicated business visa and give proof of their activities during their stay.
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Employment Tribunal companies details released 15/10/2008
Names and addresses of companies involved in Employment Tribunals must be made public following a new ruling on the matter.
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Businesses told to monitor websites to 'avoid libel' 14/10/2008
Businesses that have websites with open forums need to ensure they monitor the content posted there to offer them some protection against defamation laws.
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Companies need to 'harmonise benefits' 13/10/2008
Benefit schemes offered by businesses need to be assessed in the current economic climate as mergers and acquisitions become increasingly commonplace.
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NHS staff warned about Corporate Manslaughter Act 09/10/2008
A minister has warned directors of hospitals that if it is proved that failure in senior management led to the deaths of patients who have contracted superbugs, they could be prosecuted.
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National minimum wage parity called for 08/10/2008
An appeal is being made to the government to equalise the national minimum wage (NMW) for all age groups, Workplacelaw.net reports.
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Maternity rights extended 06/10/2008
There will no longer be a difference between the terms of employment for those on 'ordinary' and 'additional' maternity and adoption leave, Workplace Law Network reports.
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Annual dates set for legislative changes to businesses 02/10/2008
There will now be two "common commencement dates" for implementing legislative changes that affect employers, Workplace Law Network reports.
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ID cards for migrant workers to help 'prevent abuse' 29/09/2008
Biometric ID cards are to be introduced for migrant workers and will hold information on a person's immigration status among other details, Workplace Law Network reports.
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Retirement law challenge suffers set back 23/09/2008
An attempt to change the current laws on retirement has suffered a setback after an Advocate-general to the European Court of Justice decided not to support it.
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