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TUPE: informing and consulting - What the law says
Why employers must inform and consult with employees or their representatives about a TUPE transfer.
Changing your employees' contracts - Proposing changes
Advice for employers on their legal responsibilities to inform when proposing employment contract changes.
Introducing mediation in the workplace
In this podcast episode, we talk about the benefits and challenges of introducing mediation into organisations.
Written statements - What must be included
What an employer must put in writing in an employment contract ('written statement of employment particulars').
Managing dementia in the workplace
An Acas conciliator discusses dementia and the practical steps employers can take to help their staff.
TUPE: redundancy - Holding a consultation
How employers should consult employees and their representatives before making redundancies as a result of a TUPE transfer.
Supporting our 'invisible' colleagues: the lasting impact of the Equality Act
Ben Summerskill, Acas Council member and former Chief Executive of Stonewall, talks about what the Equality Act has meant for LGB people.
Nipping conflict in the bud
Senior Acas Advisor Rich Jones reflects on his personal experience of what it takes to create a culture that tackles signs of conflict at the earliest possible stage.
Creating absence policies
Creating absence policies to say how your organisation deals with absence and what's expected when someone needs time off.