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Ten years of fighting hard just to get on Equality terms
As businesses across Northern Ireland take part in anti-racist workplace week campaign, Evelyn Collins, chief executive of the equality commission, talks about how they are changing life
- Maternity leave is proving a thorny issue for Government
- Anti-Racist Workplace Week
- The NMW and Service Charges, Tips and Gratuities
- Redundancy and Maternity
- Paternity Plans Shelved
- Resolution to disputes over long-term sick leave pay
- Unpacking holiday entitlement for staff
- Possible reform for employment disputes
- Anti-discrimination laws in employment
- Working safely in a digital environment
- Minimum wage marks 10 years
- The heat is on as we kick start the summer
- Sexual orientation discrimination
- EU nationals and their rights to work
- Why talking and driving just don’t mix
- How to combat bullying at work
- Parents’ right to spend time with children
- Discrimination at work
- D-day for disciplinary and dismissal codes
- When will flexible working changes be introduced here?
- Take more time off, it’s the law
- All employers must pay minimum wage
- Addressing injuries in the workplace
- Taking time off for dependants
Where do businesses stand with part-time employees?
Question: I am concerned that my sales are lower than forecasted. What can I do to better manage my cash flow during this slow period?
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