Employment

  • ACAS

    Advisory Conciliation and Arbitration...
  • Basic Disclosure

    Some forms of employment require a Criminal Conviction Certificate, which will show all convictions held at national level which are not...
  • Bullying

    This occurs when someone tries to intimidate, humiliate or undermine another...
  • Collective Agreement

    An agreement reached through negotiations between a trade union and an...
  • Compromise Agreement

    This is an agreement which is entered into by an employee and employer, preventing an employee’s right to a claim against their...
  • Confidentiality agreement

    An agreement made to protect confidential information in case it needs to be disclosed to another...
  • Constructive Dismissal

    When an employee is forced to resign because of an employer's...
  • Contract Of Service

    A contract under which a person agrees to consider themselves an...
  • Contract for Service

    A contract with a person who is...
  • DDA

    Disability Discrimination...
  • Direct Discrimination

    This is where an employee or prospective employee is less favourably treated because of their race, sex, marital status, religion, sexual orientation or gender...
  • Disciplinary Procedure

    There is a statutory disciplinary procedure which must be followed by all employers and...
  • Discrimination

    Less favourable treatment of one or more members of a specified...
  • EPA

    Equal Pay...
  • Effective Date of Termination

    This is the date on which an employee's notice of dismissal...
  • Employers' Liability

    A claim for personal injury arising from injuries sustained as a result of employment...
  • Employment Appeal Tribunal

    This court deals with appeals from Employment...
  • Employment Tribunal

    Initial court which hears employment law disputes (previously known as Industrial...
  • Enhanced Disclosure

    Some forms of employment require an Enhanced Criminal Record Certificate, which includes information from local police records on minor convictions, cautions and non-conviction...
  • Gangmaster

    A gangmaster is someone or some organisation which supplies workers to the agricultural and food-processing...
  • Genuine Occupational Requirement

    This is useful in cases where an employer would otherwise be seen to be discriminatingb (such as an actress needing to be a...
  • Grievance Procedure

    This is the procedure under which an employee dissatisfied with a disciplinary decision can apply to a higher...
  • Gross Misconduct

    An act by an employee which allows their employer to dismiss them...
  • Harassment

    Unwanted conduct which offends someone's dignity at...
  • Indirect Discrimination

    This is where the effect of certain requirements, conditions or practices imposed by an employer has an adverse impact disproportionally on a certain...