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Workplace law Newsletter June 2019

Is hirer liability on the increase?

Call for law requiring employers to investigate discrimination and harassment complaints

Migration Advisory Committee to advise on salary thresholds for new immigration system

Trade unions: making direct offers to employees and bypassing collective bargaining not unlawful

Exclusive jurisdiction clauses only work for disputes already in existence

Employers must include pay for regular voluntary overtime when calculating holiday

There are pensions and of course, PENSIONS

MAC report recommends relaxing the Tier 2 visa system for certain job roles

Workplace Law Newsletter May 2019

Refusal to pay resigning employee fair market value for shares not unfair

Modern slavery statements: Independent Review recommends steps for improving quality and increasing compliance

Scottish National Party data breach highlights risks of mass mailing

Landmark review on school exclusions – what schools and colleges need to know

Cap on public sector exit payments back on the agenda

ICO orders HMRC to delete 5 million biometric records

Workplace Law Newsletter April 2019

Injury to feelings awards: Increases from 6 April 2018

Home Office self-reports Windrush compensation data breach to the ICO
