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Correcting mistakes
It is generally held that an employer should meet an employee before making the decision to dismiss. If the facts prevent an employee...
Greystone Legal
Jul 6, 2023


New Employment Rights
The government have recently adopted and passed private members bills which will introduce new rights for workers as follows: Neonatal...
Greystone Legal
Jun 6, 2023


Managing Staff Tips
The government have introduced legislation which is to provide guidance for the distribution of tips among staff. The Employment...
Greystone Legal
May 11, 2023


Mental Health at Work
There has been a marked increase in mental health issues during recent years. It is important for employers to take employees' mental...
Greystone Legal
Apr 17, 2023


Failure to provide adequte toilet facilities discriminatory
Earl Shilton Town Council operates from a church building. The female toilets were in an area used by a playgroup - if a female employee...
Greystone Legal
Feb 14, 2023


Annual Rates 2023/2024
The annual rate increases for leave entitlements and minimum wages for 2023/2024 have now been announced. The rate for statutory...
Greystone Legal
Dec 12, 2022


HM Queen Elizabeth II
Following the announcement of the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II yesterday afternoon, there will be a period of mourning...
Greystone Legal
Sep 9, 2022


Politics and Unfair Dismissal
Most employers are aware of the general rule that an employee is required to have two years of continuous service before they can bring...
Greystone Legal
Aug 16, 2022


Heatwave
Britain is set to endure its hottest day on record next week with forecasted and unprecedented highs of up to 41C (106F) on Monday and...
Greystone Legal
Jul 15, 2022


Queen's Speech
This years Queen’s Speech had little in the way of employment law initiatives. The Modern Slavery Bill will make it mandatory for...
Greystone Legal
May 31, 2022
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