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Claiming against a Company in Administration

February 11th, 2009

In the current climate, more and more Companies are going under owing employees money. In this case at the EAT, employees claimed against their employer…

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Selection criteria – attendance could give rise to claims

February 2nd, 2009

When employers are deciding the criteria to apply in selecting employees for redundancy, a popular choice often involves attendance records, or rather absence records, of their…

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Change in basic award for redundancy

February 2nd, 2009

Just a reminder that the limits on compensatory awards and basic pay have now increased as Emma reported this time last week. If you are…

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New Compensation Limits from 1 February 2009

January 26th, 2009

New limits for basic and compensatory awards for unfair dismissal and for redundancy payments will be in force from 1 February 2009 for dismissals occuring…

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The silver lining….

January 26th, 2009

With all this doom and gloom around, it's worth bearing in mind that change (even if enforced and apparently unwelcome) can be beneficial. Stepping off…

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Employment Act 2008 – Raising the Stakes in Deductions and Redundancy Pay Complaints

January 14th, 2009

Section 7 of the Employment Act 2008 raises the stakes in Unauthorised Deductions from Wages and Non-Payment of Redundancy Pay cases. At present, if an…

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Redundancy.

Claiming against a Company in Administration

Selection criteria – attendance could give rise to claims

Change in basic award for redundancy

New Compensation Limits from 1 February 2009

The silver lining….

Employment Act 2008 – Raising the Stakes in Deductions and Redundancy Pay Complaints