What do we mean by the right to disconnect? The right to disconnect (sometimes referred to as switch off) is a proposed human right that gives employees the right to disconnect from work and not engage in work related activities outside of normal working hours.
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The Labour party’s proposals for employment rights have been set out in a document. Labour’s plan to make work pay – delivering a new deal for working people – and they commit to the introduction of legislation within 100 days of a new Parliament to implement the plan in full.
Read MoreWhat does Fire and Re-hire mean? Fire and Rehire is a practice where the employer wants to employ the employee on less favourable terms and conditions and effectively.
Read MoreNormally, when an employee advises the employer that they are pregnant, the employer will say “congratulations” to the expectant mother.
Read MoreThe Menopause continues to be one of the biggest HR hot topics in the workplace.
Read MoreIn this article we’ll take a look at the upcoming changes to Employment law and what you need to know.
Read MoreWe are living through a cost of living crisis and employees are facing increases to all their utilities bills, rent and mortgage payments are going up and they struggle to make ends meet from one payday to the next.
Read MoreThe vast majority of people who go for a job interview will say that they receive little or no feedback about how they performed.
Read MoreMost Companies at some stage, for whatever reason, will want to understand how to vary or change terms and conditions of employment
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