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The low-down on employment law - what does it mean for you?
There is now a multitude of employment laws that you must follow when employing staff, and the number is growing all the time. This factsheet provides a summary of the main regulations you will need to know about and explains what you must do to comply with them. To purchase the factsheet, visit Scavenger now.
Offer BUPA health cover to help you and your employees feel better
For 60 years, BUPA has been helping people to feel better – and now you too can have the peace of mind that comes with providing top quality care for your employees. For more information call 08457 66 11 15 quoting 11M or click here
Free law firm comparison site
TakeLegalAdvice.com is a free online search and comparison service to locate the most suitable lawyers, both locally and internationally, to handle your client case.
Guidance for employment matters
The Department for Business Enterprise and Regulatory Reform provides extensive information on employment matters.
Apply for flexible working hours
This site provides an overview to flexible working and work-life balance.
The Disability Discrimination act
This website provides information about the Disability Discrimination Act and real-life stories and tips for small to medium-sized employers.
Recruiting disabled staff
This site by the Department for Work and Pensions provides information and advice on recruiting disabled staff.
Better employment relations
ACAS offers extensive information, advice as well as problem resolution services with the aim of improving employment relations.
Rights of employees
Any information on the rights of employees, can be found on this part of the Directgov website.
Other Employing Staff Resources
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"I want to be able to be in a position in five years time to look back and say 'I built that'"
Building an online presence
No matter what kind of business you are in, an online presence is a vital.
Necessity and invention - it's hard being green
Marc Barber 23/07/2008
Not so long ago the Environment Agency, the public body charged with the tall order of keeping England’s land green and pleasant, claimed that greater compliance with green legislation could save small business millions of pounds. Have your say »
Credit crunch: What does it mean for you?
Penny Proffit 25/01/2008
In the current global economic climate, small business owners are likely to be concerned about the consequences of the credit crunch. Penny Proffit has teamed up with the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants to bring you ten quick tips for survival. Have your say »
Basic building block of any Internet marketing campaign
Guest Blogger 07/07/2008
For almost all sectors of commerce today, the Internet, or more specifically the World Wide Web, is now a key tool for business. In the field of marketing in particular it has become crucial. Have your say »
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