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5th Nov 2007

Thank you for your comments. We gathered together your responses and those of others in a recent article Shaken not stirred: Should HR battle for 'diversity' rights?

Best Regards,

Annie Hayes, Contributing Editor

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Does Diversity Belong In HR
13th Sep 2007

Thanks for all your input - please see the HR Zone report on this at:

The Harrogate pilgrimage: A journey worth making?

Best Wishes,

Annie Hayes,
Contributing Editor, HR Zone

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CIPD Show: Is It Worth Going? Would You Rather Eat your Hat?
28th Aug 2007

Look no further than HR Zone - we talked to healthcare company HSA Group about their save to buy scheme. To see the article go to: Rewarding innovations: HRZone talks 'Save to buy' with HSA

I hope this helps. We'd love to hear what progress you've made and whether you've developed a policy along these lines.

Best Wishes,

Annie Hayes, Contributing HR Zone editor

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Saving for a house
29th Sep 2006

Thanks for your question Chris.

As part of our series What's the answer? we asked Helen Badger, employment law expert, Browne Jacobson and Martin Brewer, a Partner with the employment team of Mills & Reeve to offer their legal response. See what they had to say at:

What's the answer? Part-timers sick pay

Best Wishes,

Annie Hayes, HR Zone Editor

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Part-Timers Sick Pay
22nd Sep 2006

Thanks for your posting Chris as part of our series What's the answer? we asked Helen Badger, employment law expert, Browne Jacobson and Martin Brewer, a Partner with the employment team of Mills & Reeve to provide their legal responses.

See what they had to say at: What's the answer? References in cases of gross misconduct

I hope this is of help.

Best Wishes,

Annie Hayes, HR Zone Editor

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References in cases of Gross Misconduct
15th Sep 2006

Thanks for your question Marie as part of our series What's the answer? we asked Helen Badger, employment law expert, Browne Jacobson and Martin Brewer, a Partner with the employment team of Mills & Reeve to provide their legal response.

See what they had to say at: What's the answer? Rates of pay for shifts

Best Wishes,

Annie Hayes, HR Zone Editor

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Manual workers covering another shift - do they get same pay?
8th Sep 2006

Thanks for your question Rebecca as part of our series What's the answer? we asked Sarah Bird, employment law expert, Browne Jacobson and Martin Brewer, a Partner with the employment team of Mills & Reeve to provide their legal responses.

See what they had to say at What's the answer? Sickness absence

Best Wishes,

Annie Hayes, HR Zone Editor

Reply to
Sickness Absence
1st Sep 2006

Thank you for your question Emma. As part of our series What's the answer? we asked Helen Badger, employment law expert, Browne Jacobson and Martin Brewer, a Partner with the employment team of Mills & Reeve to present their legal responses.

See what they had to say at: What's the answer? Old grievances

Best Wishes,

Annie Hayes, HR Zone Editor

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What to do when Grievances are over 3 yrs old?
18th Aug 2006

Hi Pat,

Thanks for your question. As part of our series What's the answer? we asked for legal guidance from Helen Badger, employment law expert at Browne Jacobson and Martin Brewer, a Partner with the employment team of Mills & Reeve on whether the use of LIFO as a redundancy selection tool can be classed as discrimination under the new age regulations.

To see their responses go to What's the answer? Redundancy selection - is LIFO legal?

I hope this helps,

Best Wishes,

Annie Hayes, HR Zone Editor

Reply to
Redundancy Selection - Is LIFO Legal
11th Aug 2006

Thank you for your question Catherine. As part of our series What's the answer? we asked Sarah Bird, employment law expert at Browne Jacobson and Martin Brewer, a Partner with the employment team of Mills & Reeve for guidance on where the liability lies.

See what they had to say at: What's the answer? Car used for business purposes

Best Wishes,

Annie Hayes, HR Zone Editor

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