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Amazing CV – Phillipe Dubost
French Web Product Managers’ Amazing CV elicits 150 job offers
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Employers Settle Out of Court
Employers are choosing to settle employee disputes out of court in order to save legal costs, a law expert has suggested.
The claims come from employment law specialist Dan Peyton, who said it was often cheaper for employers to settle tribunal cases out of court, despite good odds of making a successful defence when pursued through the judicial system.
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On a lighter note…..
This brings us all a smile – hope it makes you laugh too! Love his honesty!
Client Advice
The First 100 Days
Help your new recruit to hit the ground running.
First 100 Days Coaching Programme for Senior Leaders
If you are investing in a new senior member of the team, you will have high expectations.
- You want them to:
- Be ‘up and running’ as fast as possible
- Build relationships quickly
- Have a strong personal impact
- Demonstrate solid leadership skills
- Achieve results
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No Fault Dismissals – No Smoke Without Firing
Proposed changes to Employment Legislation
Recently, Vince Cable, the Business Secretary, set out a raft of proposed changes to employment legislation in a bid to generate more “flexible labour markets”. The key proposals and their consequences are set out below.
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Use of Social Media – Employees Deserve Clear Guidelines
New recruits should be informed clearly, before they start new jobs, and in writing, exactly what the company guidelines are regarding use of social media. They should be clear about what is meant by social media and they should be quizzed on the policy as part of their company induction for their new job. These guidelines should also be laid out clearly in the staff handbook.
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Can Your Candidates Write?
Can your candidates write?
No seriously! Think how easy it is for someone to get through the standard conversation based interview without us finding out that their standard of written English is appalling?….. Read more “Can Your Candidates Write?”
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Resolving Workplace Disputes – latest government announcements
A shake up of employment law has been revealed by Business Secretary Vince Cable during a speech to the EEF.
The reforms are designed to help businesses to grow and flourish, by improving the way employers take people on, manage disputes and let people go. Proposed reforms to tribunals alone are expected to deliver £40 billion to employers in benefits.
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