Darren Newman Employment Law
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- When was the last really significant employment law reform? All we seem to get nowadays are consultations over inco… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 20 hours ago
- On the flexible working consultation, seems Gov is using the phrase 'making flexible working the default' repeatedl… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 20 hours ago
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Another red-tape scare story from the Telegraph
Today we have another ‘mad rules imposed by Brussels’ story that the Telegraph loves so much . Take a look at this article with the headline ‘New EU employment ruling could stifle British business’ Our old friend Louisa Peacock informs us … Continue reading
Posted in EU law
Tagged consultation, EU, European parliament, Louisa Peacock, redundancy, Telegraph
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Are companies ‘shunning’ temps because of the Agency Workers Regulations?
I’m starting to think that I should simply dedicate this blog to Louisa Peacock of the Telegraph. Her latest offering is an article claiming that the Agency Workers Regulations have caused companies to ‘shun temps’ – with the clear implication … Continue reading
Posted in Agency Workers
Tagged agency workers, Louisa Peacock, REC, Swedish Derogation, Telegraph, Tom Hadley
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