Employment Law

Driver Sacked for Unsafe Work Practices

How far can employees go when they disagree with their employer on a health and safety issue? In Moukharris v…

5 years ago

Misleading or Misunderstanding?

When can an employer terminate an employee for incorrect information given in the recruitment process? Exaggerating on a CV is…

5 years ago

How Not to Employ a Nanny from Start to Finish

Yet another Employment Relations Authority case teaching Employment 101 – put your agreement in writing, don’t let your children conduct…

5 years ago

Restraints of Trade – Protecting Your Business

The people most likely to take advantage of your business' client relationships are your exiting employees. Often such employees have…

5 years ago

Poor Performance and Misconduct

In small businesses it can be difficult to address issues of poor performance and misconduct by way of a formal…

5 years ago

New Government, New Laws: Changes to Employment Law in the Pipeline

The new Government recently announced plans to modify employment laws. The proposed changes are mostly focussed on strengthening employees’ rights.…

5 years ago

Employment Guide – Hiring New Employees

It is often said that the biggest asset an organisation has is its employees. Hiring good employees can enhance the…

5 years ago

Employment Guide – How to Discipline Employees

The law requires employers to act fairly and reasonably in the employment relationship, including disciplinary action. This is not a…

5 years ago

Employment Guide – Redundancy

Redundancy is genuine when the employee’s position eases to exist. This generally occurs in one of the following ways: A…

5 years ago

Employment Guide – Dismissal

There must be a good reason for a dismissal and the dismissal must be carried out fairly. What is fair…

5 years ago

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