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Atricle Dump - New UK Laws on Staff Dispute Resolution and Disciplinary Procedures
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It has long been acknowledged that disputes in the workplace are disruptive, stressful, and costly – both for employers and employees. Once time and legal expenses are taken into account, the average cost of an employment tribunal for a UK employer is ?2,000. In addition, it is said that 50% of employees who take a case to a tribunal end up in lower paid or lower status jobs after the hearing, and almost a quarter find the
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According to a recent National Retail Survey, 46% of the industry's revenue loss was due to inventory shrinkage registered by employee theft. For independent retailers, this kind of internal loss can be a frightening number. Even more frightening, this number is still rising, up 2% from the previous year, accounting for nearly $15 billion annually. Retailers are rallying, however, to protect their businesses from such dramatic loss counts. Business owners and operators are uncovering more an
In a recent twelve month period, the UK employment tribunal service received over 94,000 claims. But research showed that in more than 33% of cases, the employee and his or her manager had not had any prior discussion about the problem.
The new legislation in the Employment Act aims to address these problems by:
- encouraging both employers and employees to discuss disputes
- promoting alternat
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