Kate Nowicki responds to recent research into collective work disputes and gives advice for anyone starting negotiations.
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Witnessing discrimination - Supporting someone's complaint
Ways you can support a colleague who's been discriminated against, including making a witness statement and appearing as a witness at a grievance hearing.
National Apprenticeship Week 2020
Rosaline Kunrunmi, Apprenticeships Lead at Acas, celebrates the benefits that apprentices can bring an organisation, as part of National Apprenticeship Week 2020's 'Look beyond' campaign.
Whistleblowing at work - What someone can whistleblow about
What someone can whistleblow about and when a qualifying disclosure is protected.
Early conciliation - If you're being taken to tribunal
If you're being taken to an employment tribunal, we'll contact you to offer 'early conciliation' if the claimant agrees.
Menopause at work - Managing the menopause
Advice for employers on how to manage the effects of the menopause on staff and why it's important.
Maternity leave and pay - While you're on maternity leave
Keeping in touch (KIT) days, holiday entitlement and redundancy rights while you're on maternity leave.
Contracts and working arrangements: research and commentary
Publications and commentary on the challenges and solutions of different ways of working, from flexible work to insecure contracts and the gig economy.
Your rights during redundancy - Appealing a redundancy
You can appeal against redundancy if you think you were selected unfairly or your employer did not follow a fair redundancy process.
Conflict, clashes and calling in Acas
Kate Nowicki, Director of Dispute Resolution, talks about how Acas is helping to resolve disputes during the current wave of industrial action.