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Collective bargaining
Advice on negotiations between an employer and a trade union ('collective bargaining').
Statutory maternity leave and pay - Maternity protections
The rights someone who is on maternity leave has to protection from discrimination, detriment, dismissal or redundancy.
Disability myth-busting – reasonable adjustments
Jane Hatton addresses misconceptions about employing disabled people and making reasonable adjustments.
What we've learned about flexible working since the pandemic
Acas talks about what we have learned from our research into flexible working good practices, since the pandemic.
Protecting staff and customers in hospitality
Kate Nicholls, Chief Executive of UK hospitality, on the new legislation to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace.
Wellbeing at work: research and commentary
Publications and commentary about the importance of good physical and mental health at work and how employers, managers and workers can support it.
Implied duties - Duty of care
What an employer's duty of care is and what happens if they breach it.
Changes to your contract - Dismissal and rehire
Your rights if your employer proposes to introduce a change by dismissing and rehiring you – some people call this 'fire and rehire'.
Notice of appeal meeting against warning
Template letter for an employer to acknowledge their employee's appeal against a written warning and to arrange an appeal meeting.