Overview:

The Advanced Employment Law training course provides a detailed overview of employment law to help HR specialists and line managers gain an understanding of current employment law legislation.

This two-day Advanced Employment Law training course develops candidates' basic knowledge of employment law, developing information on protecting themsleves and their company from problematic legal issues.

Benefits:

Benefits of the Advanced Employment Law training course:

• Gaining the ability to attract the best people by creating equality at your place of wor
• Gaining the reassurance that your business complies with legal obligations relating to privacy and data protection
• Developing the skills to keep your company out of employment tribunals

Course details:

Course details of the Advanced Employment Law training course:

• Employment status – who is protected by UK statute?
• The employment contract – statutory provisions, express and implied terms
• Restrictions imposed by the contract
• Changing the contract
• Data protection at work
• Ex-offenders
• Unlawful discrimination
• Race, sex, disability, part-time working – statutory protection and best practice, plus the European dimension
• Equal pay
• Health and Safety – the essentials
• Workers from overseas
• The Public Interest Disclosure Act
• The law and pay, including National Minimum Wage
• Maternity and pregnancy rights
• The working time regulations
• Parental Leave and Time Off for Dependants
• Handling grievances, discipline and appeals
• Dismissal and termination, including redundancy
• Trade union recognition
• Transfer of Undertakings (TUPE)
• Intercepting communications
• The Human Rights Act
• Stakeholder pensions
• Claims to enforce rights at work
• And coming to a tribunal near you…

Usual Duration: Two days

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