Weekly Review of Developments 21/12/2017
Posted in : Weekly Review of Developments on 21 December 2017 Issues covered:Legal-Island will be closed next week and most of our readers will be off early tomorrow, so we're bringing you the last of the year's employment developments on a Thursday...
CONTENTS
1. Case Law Reviews
2. Government May Scrap Working Time Regulations
3. NI Public Sector Budget Warnings for 2018-20
4. National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage
5. Brexit Update
6. Employment News in the Media
7. GB Developments
8. Health and Safety Developments
9. Weekend Weather and Thought-Provoking Video
Case law essentials this week: Don't threaten to dismiss employees if they refuse to sign new contracts, at least if there is a trade union looking for recognition - as the EAT has ruled, it may be
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