The biggest change in Workplace Pensions Schemes history began in October 2012. Employers are now required, by law, to automatically enrol all eligible workers into a workplace pension and make a contribution to it. The deadline (Staging Date) for each company to adopt the new regulations depends upon size, with larger employers going first.
How To Deal With The Death Of An Employee
Setting Objectives

For any employee to perform to the best of their ability they need to have clear and specific objectives that they understand and agree to. Having clearly defined objectives will give the employee a sense of direction and be likely to create commitment and enhance motivation.
Read my Top Tips to setting objectives
Right To Work In The UK
Note Taking at Disciplinary Hearings
Agency Workers Regulations
Conducting A Fair Disciplinary Hearing
Dishonesty in the Workplace

Dishonesty in the workplace can arise in many different situations. It can be a very obvious and instant occurrence or it can be more long-term involving a less obvious series of events. Every business is a potential target, whether it is from an employee fiddling their expenses, or a customer slipping goods into their bag.
Read my Top Tips to what you can do if you suspect dishonesty, if a theft occurs and how to deal with an allegation of dishonesty and rebuild trust afterwards.
Top Tips for Dealing with the Suspension of an Employee for Alleged Misconduct

In some cases, it may be appropriate for you to suspend an employee from work pending the completion of an investigation. However, given the serious implications of suspension for an employee, including for his or her morale and professional reputation, you must ensure that the circumstances of the case justify it, and that it is necessary to ensure a fair investigation. Suspension will not be necessary in every case.
Read my Top Tips to suspending an employee and download my template letter to confirm a period of suspension.
Fair Reasons for Dismissal

This is the third in a series of articles discussing Fair Reasons for Dismissal and Unfair Dismissal. For a dismissal to be fair it must be based on one of five reasons, the second article discussed the Fair Process for a Misconduct Dismissal and this article I take a brief look at the remaining four reasons.
