Failure to call appeal officer wasn’t fatal
Ms Elmore was a maths teacher, dismissed on capability grounds. She had failed to meet the standards expected by the school.
Disability-related absence didn’t cause redundancy
Mr Charlesworth, a branch manager, took a period of sick leave after developing cancer. His employer had been looking to make cost savings, and during Mr Charlesworth’s absence the business identified the possibility of a restructure that would delete his job and save the business up to £40,000 a year.
What does an accident cost your business?
Our Aspiration Zero – Achieving Culture Change workshops are designed to help you work towards eliminating accidents from your operations. We know what a tough ask this is but is a goal we all aspire to achieve, helping to ensure that everyone that comes to work gets home safely.
Banter or Harassment?
We all want our working environments to be generally happy places, where people can, and do, take part in workplace banter.
New manslaughter sentencing guidelines proposed
For the first time, there are now comprehensive guidelines proposed for sentencing people who have been convicted of manslaughter offences in both England and Wales.
Avoid hearing loss – free downloadable poster
It’s nice to have peace and quiet sometimes but imagine not being able to have the choice?
So you’ve got your promotion…what’s next?
You’ve got a management role from your expertise and technical experience, but you don’t have the necessary skills to manage others? We can help.
Positive impact from Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012
The HSE recently released a report regarding the impact of the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012.
Diabetes Week
THSP Risk Management are supporting Diabetes Week, this week is dedicated to raising awareness about diabetes.
Are ‘On-Call’ Workers Working?
The perennial question, for employment law purposes, is whether these workers are ‘working’ – and entitled to the rights that go with that.