If an employer does not have enough work or has to temporarily shut down, they might be able to consider lay-offs or short-time working.
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Changing your employees' contracts - Consulting
When, how and why employers should consult about employment contract changes.
Implied duties - Trust, confidence and fidelity
What the duty of trust and confidence is. What the duty of fidelity is. What happens if employers or employees breach these.
Managing employees who work from home - Monitoring performance
The importance of performance management, trust, consultation, agreement and impact assessments when deciding if and how to monitor staff who work from home.
Time off for medical appointments
Advice on taking time off for medical appointments, including giving proof and time off for operations.
Home and hybrid working policies - Creating or updating policies
What a policy is and why you should have one, the importance of review and consultation, and why you should check employment contracts.
Deductions from pay and wages - Making and checking deductions
Check what deductions can be made from pay and wages including overpayments and training costs.
Reasonable adjustments at work - Having a meeting
How to prepare for a meeting about reasonable adjustments. What to discuss.
Formal ICE agreements - Informing and consulting at work
How employers can inform and consult their employees, and when employees can formally request this.
Time off for dependants
Advice on an employee's right to take time off to help someone who depends on them.