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Tolley's Employment and Personnel Procedures

Tolley's Employment and Personnel Procedures

Publisher: Tolley (S)
ISBN: 9780754508335
Published In: Subscription-type (Contents updated periodically)
Format: Loose-leaf
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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This is the ideal companion for any employment law adviser or human resource professional.

This looseleaf provides a practical guide to the law in relation to the drafting and understanding of contracts of employment and other documents. It also contains policies and precedents on many difficult areas from grievances through to discrimination, equal opportunities, termination of employment and transfer of undertakings. The core of this work is the precedents, supported by explanations of the underlying legal concepts which together aim to reduce the risk of conflict or litigation.

The ideal companion for any employment law adviser or human resource professional.

One volume looseleaf, four updates per year, invoiced separately.
Behaviour guidelines;
Competition, confidentiality and restrictive covenants;
Contract of employment;
Data protection;
Directors;
Disabled employees and applicants;
Disciplinary procedures and poor performance;
Employee Participation I: Information;
Employee Participation II: Consultation;
Employment tribunals;
Equal opportunities;
Equal pay;
Foreign employees;
Fringe benefits;
Grievances;
Health and safety;
Holidays;
Intellectual property rights;
Maternity rights and parental leave;
Notice;
Part-time employment;
Pay;
Recruitment;
Redundancy;
Relocation;
Sickness and sick pay;
Sunday trading;
Temporary and fixed term employment;
Teleworking;
Termination of employment;
Trade unions and labour relations;
Transfer of undertakings;
Variation of contract
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