Industrial Relations Law Bulletin 1997 - Abstracts

Industrial Relations Law Bulletin 1997
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Agency worker was "employee" for specific assignment. (United Kingdom)Law 
All termination payments deducted before "Polkey reduction." (United Kingdom)Law 
Appeals against dismissal. (United Kingdom)Law 
Certification officer's annual report. (United Kingdom)Law 
Change in contractor not a business transfer. (European Union)Law 
Compensation limits contravened Equal Treatment Directive. (European Court of Justice)Law 
Confusion over consultation requirements. (United Kingdom)Law 
Consultation on "check-off."(deduction of trade union subscriptions from pay checks)Law 
Contract, confidentiality and the public interest. (Whistleblowers at Work, part 1)(United Kingdom)Law 
Contractor liable for public sector pay increases. (United Kingdom)Law 
Defences and remedies: Equal Pay, part 3.Law 
Definitions and continuity. (Fixed-Term Contracts, part 1)(United Kingdom)Law 
Direct sex discrimination against transsexual. (United Kingdom)Law 
Discussion on worker information and consultation. (European Union)Law 
Draft agreement on part-time work. (European Union)Law 
EC legislation round-up. (European Community)Law 
Employer ordered to disclose informant's identity.Law 
Extension of employers' liability for harassment. (United Kingdom)Law 
Fears about post-transfer terms not a breach of trust. (United Kingdom)Law 
Garden leave. (legal considerations of requiring employees to stay home during their notice period) (United Kingdom)Law 
"Genuine material factor" need not be objectively justified. (United Kingdom)Law 
Human rights: bringing it all back home. (United Kingdom)Law 
Immigration and employment. (Foreign Workers, part 1) (United Kingdom)Law 
Implementation of Young Workers Directive. (United Kingdom, European Union)Law 
Interception of employee's office telephone calls unlawful.Law 
Labour law reform on back-burner. (United Kingdom)Law 
Minimal change in Amsterdam. (European Union)Law 
Misconduct dismissals: Burchell revisited. (United Kingdom)Law 
New law on access to criminal records. (United Kingdom)Law 
New offence of employing illegal immigrants takes effect. (United Kingdom)Law 
New reserve forces legislation. (United Kingdom)Law 
No jurisdiction for EAT to hear breach of contract appeals. (Employment Appeals Tribunal) (United Kingdom)Law 
No right to equal pay for time off. (United Kingdom)Law 
No transfer of contracted-out helicopter service. (United Kingdom, European Union)Law 
No transfer of local government administration. (European Union)Law 
Other remedies. (Sexual Harassment at Work, part 2) (United Kingdom)Law 
Part-timers entitled to claim retrospective pension benefits. (European Union)Law 
Points of procedure. (United Kingdom industrial tribunals and Employment Appeal Tribunal)Law 
Protection from Harrassment Act 1997. (United Kingdom)Law 
Public sector employment. (United Kingdom)Law 
"Requirement or condition" need not be absolute bar. (United Kingdom)Law 
Revised proposals on transfers Directive. (European Community)Law 
Spotlight on the manifestos. (United Kingdom political parties' manifestos on employment law programs)Law 
"Stigma" damages are recoverable. (United Kingdom)Law 
Termination and employment protection. (Fixed-Term Contracts, part 2)(United Kingdom)Law 
The Employment Rights (Dispute Resolution) Bill.Law 
The statutory context. (Whistleblowers at Work, part 2)(United Kingdom)Law 
Transfer not dependent on employee's knowledge. (United Kingdom)Law 
Tribunal statistics for 1995/96. (United Kingdom)Law 
Uncapped award for failure to reinstate employee dismissed on racial grounds. (United Kingdom)Law 
Unequal pay for equal work. (Equal Pay, Part 2)(includes case list)Law 
Unfair dismissal, discrimination and illegal working. (Foreign Workers, part 2)(United Kingdom)Law 
Waiver invalid because last contract was too short.(unfair dismissal)Law 
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