Legal Skills: Employment Law Introduction (1 day)

Course Code: LE-EL1      Days: 1
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Course Overview

This practical and interactive 2-day course provides a foundation in the basic elements of employment law. It enables participants to handle the common employment issues that arise on a day-to-day basis, in a positive and professional manner.

Audience

Personnel practitioners or line managers responsible for implementing their organisation's employment policies and procedures. It is particularly suitable for those starting out in a career in HR or those new to people management. No prior knowledge of employment law is required.

Skills Gained

By the end of this course, you will be able to:
  • understand the legal principles that apply to the relationship between the employer and the employee
  • evaluate your organisation's documentation, policies and procedures against the legal requirements
  • provide basic advice on resolving employment issues, while following best practice.

Course Outline

Creating the employment relationship

  • the recruitment process
    • advertising, application forms, interviews
  • the contract - offer, terms, clauses
  • references - what to be aware of, inductions
  • medicals
  • employment status
    • self-employed, part-time workers, fixed-term contracts

Maintaining the employment relationship

  • implementing good working practices dealing with discrimination issues
    • race/sex discrimination, direct and indirect, victimisation, bullying and harassment
    • disability discrimination, religion or belief, sexual orientation, age discrimination
    • remedies for discrimination
  • Working Time Regulations
  • maternity, paternity and adoption rights and parental leave
  • request for flexible working
  • Work and Families Act 2006
  • statutory disciplinary and grievance processes
  • a practical approach to difficult issues
    • absenteeism
    • poor performance
    • email and Internet abuse
    • misconduct in and outside work
    • stress
    • acting fairly and reasonably

Terminating the employment relationship

  • wrongful dismissal
  • unfair dismissal
  • resignations
  • redundancy
  • employment tribunals

Question and answer session.

Case study

  • Delegates will also have the opportunity to work through a real-life case study illustrating key points of law discussed during the course.


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