Industrial Relations Law Bulletin 1998 - Abstracts

Industrial Relations Law Bulletin 1998
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Age limit for unfair dismissal and redundancy pay contrary to EC law. (European Community)Law 
Award for injury to feelings was excessive. (United Kingdom)Law 
"Bumped" employee not redundant. (United Kingdom)Law 
Calculation of part-timer's severance payment objectively justified. (United Kingdom)Law 
Consultation on rights for transsexuals. (United Kingdom)Law 
Draft directive on worker information and consultation. (European Union)Law 
Drink and drugs in the workplace. (United Kingdom)Law 
EOC proposes fundamental restructuring of sex discrimination laws. (Equal Opportunities Commission) (United Kingdom)Law 
Excess redundancy pay deducted last. (United Kingdom)Law 
Government announces changes to fair employment legislation. (United Kingdom)Law 
Injunction to restrain dismissal in breach of redundancy selection procedure. (United Kingdom)Law 
Lay-offs and short-time working. (United Kingdom)Law 
Life after Suzen. (Business Transfers '98, part 1) (United Kingdom)Law 
Male part-timer entitled to disapply qualifying hours thresholds. (United Kingdom)Law 
National minimum wage bill. (United Kingdom)Law 
No global contract between health authority and bank nurse. (United Kingdom)Law 
No protection for homosexuals under Community law.Law 
Objective justification of pay differential only necessary where explanation is discriminatory. (United Kingdom)Law 
Part-timers can backdate pension entitlement to 1976. (United Kingdom)Law 
Points of procedure. (United Kingdom)Law 
Positive discrimination may be permissible under EC law.Law 
Pregnancy dismissal protection applies after expiry of maternity leave. (United Kingdom)Law 
Provision of Race Relations Act incompatible with EC law. (United Kingdom)Law 
Questions on part-timers' pension rights referred to ECJ. (European Court of Justice)Law 
Subsequent losses need not be foreseen.Law 
The Data Protection Act 1998.(United Kingdom)Law 
The Working Time Regulations 1998.(United Kingdom)Law 
Trainees: an overview of the special employment law considerations applying to trainee workers. (United Kingdom)Law 
Variation effective if employees 'accept' dismissal. (United Kingdom)Law 
Wilson and all that. (Business Transfers '98, Part 2) (United Kingdom)Law 
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