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    minimum term and conditions of employment. Must allow the ability to be able to negotiate on a enterprise-level, individual flexibility in work arrangements if the employer is better off. Also need to provide protection from the following : unfair or unlawful dismissal, freedom of both employers and employees to choose whether or not to be represented by a third party in workplace matter. Also other points of interest , like workplace health and safety, making sure…

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    juror. To understand 12 Angry Men Better, you need to look at the little things that described and that made the jury. There are many different ways that a trial can go wrong. An inadequate lawyer, jury dismissal, wrongful conviction, bad evidence. One of the most important reasons is jury dismissal. “A request that a prospective juror be dismissed because there is a specific and forceful reason to believe the person cannot be fair, unbiased or capable of serving as a juror. (Legal Dictionary)”…

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    image. However, based on the conversation between Sam and Bobbi, it is unethical to dismiss the existing employers by intentionally making their life harder. They are trying to dismiss employees based on physical appearances and concluding that dismissal would be necessary as it will affect the new images portraited. According to an article shared by Khushboo Sinha “layoffs and retrenchments are not unethical if it is carried out with integrity, rationality and for the well-being of the affected…

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    Employment legislation covers acts of law acts of the law helped to ensure that employers receive a contract detailing the terms of employment, control working hours, wages, as well as laws to provide regulations to deal with cases of discrimination, unfair dismissal or redundancy. The main pieces of legislation I have chosen to do are as follows: Terms of employments (Information) Acts 1994 – 2001 The terms of employment information acts 1994 – 2001 states that all employees who are in…

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    evoking reflection on the unfair treatment of slaves. Banneker’s use of rhetorical strategies stresses his position in the want to eradicate slavery. His explicit use of repetition,…

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    management plan by setting goals and providing measurable benchmarks for assessing the worker which will be constantly being under supervision. o If there is no improvement I will have to warn the employee and made it clear that there are chances of dismissal. What legislation is the most relevant in this…

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    lecture and had been working there since 1981. In 1995 he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. After being diagnosed he was offered a contract for only 20 per cent of a full time contract. He refuses and brought a claim for discrimination and unfair dismissal. The Employment Tribunal held that Brown was not a disabled individual within the grounds of the Act as it medically…

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    Act 2004 Establishing appropriate relation between employer (INTERCONTINENTAL HOTELS) and the employees is the main objective of this law. Simplification of the legal requirement, widening the ability of the unions, extension of protection against dismissal etc. are the rights that are discussed in this act. HR manager should aware of this law to avoid any kind of circumstances that might create obstruction while reaching to the company…

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    employees for paid holiday leave. • Provide guidance on statutory maternity and paternity leave. • Provides requirements for the employer to have a fair disciplinary and grievance procedure. • Lays down requirements that employers must adopts for dismissal procedures. The Equality Act is another piece of important legislation in the workplace. It ensures that…

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    economy. Another matter considered was the question of joint liability for both the transferor and the transferee in the case of unfair dismissals prior to transfer. Other matters included the consideration of negotiations in transfer related matters where there was no Trade Union recognition. Other changes included the employee right to resign and effectively claim unfair dismissal if material and detrimental changes to terms and conditions are created by the prevailing transfer. However in…

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