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New offence of possession of extreme pornographic images - Ministry of Justice

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Your guide to the Working Time Regulations: sections 1 - 4 - BERR

Employment Law 35 - Disciplinary Procedures

Employment law can be daunting, particularly for small to medium sized employers, who may not have a specialised personnel department. In these regular features Your Consortium endeavours to put forward the main issues of current or new legislation, identifying changes to the law, the implications of those changes and what employers should be doing to stay on the right side of the law. Just use the search box (below) to enter what subject you are interested in and we will try to help. Every legal problem is different and accurate advice can only be given on the basis of the individual facts of each case. http://www.consortiumpublishing.co.uk/employment_law.php

How to Complain

This service is FREE and independent , empowering you to get results: How often have you intended to complain about something but never got around to it? Well now you can easily and effectively: http://www.howtocomplain.com/

Department for Constitutional Affairs - Home Page

| The Department | Procedure Rules | Freedom of Information | Publications | The legal system | Getting legal help | People's rights | Legal policy | Constitution | Appointments | Judges | Magistrates | Useful links 9 May 2007: The responsibilities of the Department for Constitutional Affairs have transferred to the new Ministry of Justice . This site is retained for archive and information purposes only and may not contain the most up to date information. http://www.dca.gov.uk/
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ACAS

View Acas' new guidance and training, compiled with the NHS, for managers on how to sensitively and effectively handle mental ill-health at work, where at any one time one employee in six will be experiencing depression, anxiety or stress problems