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Discrimination Arising from Disability – Pilkington UK Ltd v Jones
Pilkington UK Ltd v Jones has just made its way through the employment appeal tribunal and is an interesting case that…
Read moreEAT Judgment: Fire Brigades Union v Mr P Embery
The Fire Brigades Union has just won it's appeal to the Employment Appeal Tribunal. The case has a couple of really…
Read moreEmployment Law Update – Carer’s Leave & New Acts
Suzanne updates us on the latest information regarding Carer's leave and new acts.
Read moreThe Hallmarks of a Fair Redundancy
The Vista team walk quickfire through the fundamentals of ensuring your Redundancy process is a fair one.
Read moreInvestigating Claims of Sexual Harassment
Investigating claims of sexual harassment can be complex and particularly sensitive. We got together with Abayomi Alemoru, a high profile investigator…
Read moreP&O Ferries: What’s Going On & What Employment Law Lessons Can We Learn?
The news is rife with the announcement that P&O Ferries have sacked 800 workers without notice. Stephen takes a quick look…
Read moreCovid-19 Vaccinations: Recording Data & GDPR
Lots of our clients have been asking about recording vaccination data and GDPR. Its an interesting question, so we spent some…
Read moreEmployers Right to Test for Covid-19
The Government has announced that firms with more than 50 staff members will now be eligible for COVID testing in their…
Read moreCovid-19 Vaccinations and Employers Rights
As the rollout of the Covid-19 vaccination continues, it raises an interesting question for employers. Can employers make the vaccination a…
Read moreVIDEO: Managing an Influx of Flexible Working Requests (Post Covid 19)
What are the key things to think about when managing an influx of post-Covid 19 flexible working requests? Abayomi Alemoru, Director…
Read moreHow to Run a Remote Disciplinary Hearing
What are the things we need to think about when running a remote disciplinary hearing? The legal requirements can be boiled…
Read moreHow to Diagnose Performance Problems when Working from Home
Here’s our technique for diagnosing performance problems in your team when working remotely. It will help your managers diagnose what might…
Read moreUnfair Dismissal & The Role of an Investigator
This month we are looking at the tribunal case of Uddin v London Borough of Ealing. This case was heard by…
Read moreWhat if my Employment Tribunal Witness has Left the Business?
Stephen Foster answers a series of FAQ’s about the employment tribunal process. We cover; what to do when your witness has…
Read moreWhat to Do When an Employee is Off Sick with a Pending Investigation
Often employees think that by getting themselves signed off sick they can avoid disciplinary proceedings. As HR professionals, we know that…
Read moreDismissal During Probation due to Sickness: What Can Employers Do?
Probationary periods and sickness absence are not two ingredients that make for a smooth employment relationship. Whether employers can dismiss during…
Read moreManaging Sickness Absence and Ill Health: Not the Best Person for the Job
Senior Employment Lawyer at Vista, Claire Rosney answers a frequently asked question from Vista HQ: Do employers have to offer an…
Read moreShould Employers Offer Full Pay on a Phased Return to Work?
Do you have to pay an employee on a phased return full pay? Suzanne Pipe discusses in this short video.
Read moreManaging Sickness Absence: Too Ill to Talk?
Managing an ill health situation where an employee says they are too ill to talk, or attend meetings requires a careful…
Read moreEmployment Tribunal Awards & How to Reduce Them
Tim Cross talks the ways in which employer can reduce employment tribunal awards.
Read moreHow to Harmonise your HR Policies
Many of you have told us that harmonising hr policies is on your list for the coming year, so we thought…
Read moreA Guideline on Employee Record Retention
Article 5 of the GDPR states that personal data shall be kept no longer than is necessary for the purposes for…
Read moreBallots for Industrial Action: Mitigating the Effects
Once you have a compliant ballot, and the Union has gone through all the prescribed rules and requirements, you need to…
Read moreBallots for Industrial Action: A Non-Compliant Ballot
As an employer, if you are confident that the strike isn’t compliant and that the trade union haven’t got legal immunity…
Read moreBallots for Industrial Action: What Should an Employer do when Confronted with a Ballot?
As we know, industrial relations can enable an organisations progress but also impede it or even block and cause harm. In…
Read moreHow to Introduce New HR Policies into your Organisation
Lots of value can come from introducing the right HR policies into a business at the right time. Organisations who ‘get…
Read moreDignity at Work – Meet our Dignity Dinosaurs
Dignity at work is a complex and emotional topic and has become one of the toughest training challenges for Learning and…
Read moreGDPR for HR: 3 Things Employers Need to Know
Karnis and Tim discuss three GDPR tasks that need to be top of HR’s agenda before 25th May 2018.
Read moreManaging Football Fans During the World Cup
On the horizon of World Cup season, rather than focussing on the football we look at how HR professionals can manage…
Read moreDo you have to Enhance Shared Parental Pay?
The case of Hextall vs Chief Constable of Leicestershire Police has raised serious questions around enhanced maternity pay, and shared parental…
Read moreHow to Prepare for an Employment Tribunal
Employment tribunal claims have risen by 90% since the abolition of employment tribunal fees in July 2017. The rise has led…
Read moreSection 188: When Does the Obligation to Collectively Consult Apply?
Tim Cross, Vista’s Director of Employment and Legal Affairs talks us through when Section 188 applies.
Read moreHow to Win an Employment Tribunal
Let’s face it, no employer wants to lose an employment tribunal. Abi Alemoru, Director of Litigation at Vista spends 2 minutes…
Read moreThe Top 3 Questions we Always get Asked About: Employment Tribunals
Abi, our Director of Litigation answers your top questions about the employment tribunal.
Read moreTUPE Transfers: What are the key considerations for the Transferor?
As a transferor in a TUPE situation, it might be unclear what your obligations are. Tim answers a couple of key…
Read moreTUPE Transfers: What are the key considerations for the Transferee?
If you find yourself in the role of transferee in a TUPE situation, it’s time to think commercially about the new…
Read moreTUPE Transfers: Will TUPE apply when I win a new contract?
Try not to be fooled by your colleagues (even if its all of them!) saying that TUPE doesn’t apply for this…
Read moreSuspending an Employee
So, you’re thinking about suspending an employee. Before you send them off on a paid holiday, it’s important to ensure suspension…
Read moreRedundancy Advice for Employers: The Top Five Questions We Always Get Asked
Vista’s employment lawyers provide redundancy advice to our clients regularly, so, we spent an afternoon on the sofa with Tim Cross,…
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