workplace law News

Developments in the employment law have made it difficult to accurately gauge ones legal rights. Two recent cases and rulings in particular have highlighted further the need to note and at times seek expert advice and opinion.

Workplace Law has just launched a new microsite, all in honour of a health and safety qualification - the NEBOSH national general certificate.

Employers are unaware of the impact of new health and safety legislation which could see them heavily fined and shunned by customers and suppliers if found guilty of killing people by their actions, reports Workplace Law.

Workplace Law Network and Workplace Law Magazine have been shortlisted in the Periodical Publishers Association Magazines 2008 excellence awards, in the Business Website of the Year category.

Workplace Law are pleased to announce the launch of the one-day Access and Disability; Essential Law and Practice training course, taking place on 29 April 2008 in London.

The biggest problem for managers since the start of the smoking ban has been dealing with troublesome smokers flouting company policy, new research has found. Workplace Law's new guidance - explores this, and other issues in facilities management.

Loneworking is becoming increasingly common. Workplace Law has published new guidance in it's 'Lone Working 2008: Special Report', which provides all the information employers need to make sure they satisfy the relevant legal requirements.

'Sustainability' is the buzzword of the moment, but what does it mean for businesses? Workplace Law has published "Sustainable Workplaces 2008: Special Report" to answer this question.

Workplace Law Network has now published "Facilities Management Contracts 2008". The guide contains a wealth of information on the legal issues involved in facilities management: a must for anyone involved in the often complicated outsourcing process.

Workplace Law yesterday celebrated its 12th birthday. Established in 1995, it is one of the fastest growing networks in the country, specialising in employment law, health and safety and premises management.

As of 1 July, if you are a producer, distributor or end-user of electrical and electronic equipment, the rules regarding how you dispose of such items have changed.

Workplace Law network has produced clear, common sense guide to Transfer of Undertakings (protection of employment) regulations (TUPE).

Workplace Law Training is running a series of courses suitable for anyone who needs health and safety training