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Policy discussion papers

Acas Policy Discussion Papers are written by the Acas strategy unit with the aim of stimulating discussion and debate about key employment relations issues. The views expressed are those of the author and not the Acas council.

You can also find shorter features on employment relations issues in the archive Employment Relations Matters section and more recent articles in Employment Relations Comment.

All of our discussion papers are available to download below in PDF format:

pdf icon Riding out the storm: managing conflict in a recession and beyond [415kb]
pdf icon Building employee engagement [388kb]
pdf icon Collective consultation on redundancies [416kb]
pdf icon From stress to distress: the impact of the economic recession on mental health at work [265kb]
pdf icon The Agency Workers Directive: a permanent solution to temporary work? [342kb]
pdf icon The recession: what the future holds for employment relations [588kb]
pdf icon The alchemy of dispute resolution – the role of collective conciliation [588kb]
pdf icon Employee Representatives: Challenges and changes in the workplace [980kb]
pdf icon Health work and wellbeing: rising to the public sector attendance management challenge [1017kb]
pdf icon Back to basics - Acas experience of equality and diversity in the workplace [1Mb]
pdf icon Workplace bullying and harassment: building a culture of respect [843kb]
pdf icon New rules, new challenges: Acas' role in the employment tribunal system [246kb]
pdf icon Has consultation's time come? [1Mb]
pdf icon Making more of Alternative Dispute Resolution [431kb]

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