HeyJaredTips & Advice for Business Podcast
Every week we trawl through the latest tax, HR and business news, case law and legislation and distil it into bite sized tips and advice that you can easily apply.
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When does the time limit run from in a reasonable adjustment omission case? (opens the original)
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In this case, the Employment Appeal Tribunal was asked to determine whether a reasonable adjustment claim had been brought in time in circumstances where the employer omitted to make an adjustment, in this instance to the employee’s working pattern. Listen along to find out what happened! Visit www.indicator.co.uk to explore our product range, or connect with us on social media: LinkedIn YouTube Facebook Instagram Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
Should an employer have realised the long-term nature of an employee’s diabetes? (opens the original)
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In this case, the Employment Appeal Tribunal was asked to consider whether an employer should have known that an employee who had type 2 diabetes was suffering with a long-term condition and therefore should have been entitled to reasonable adjustments at work. Listen along to find out what happened! Visit www.indicator.co.uk to explore our product range, or connect with us on social media: LinkedIn YouTube Facebook Instagram Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
Tax-free benefits (opens the original)
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Employee benefits can create unexpected tax liabilities – and it’s often the everyday perks, rather than obvious benefits such as company cars or private medical insurance, that cause problems. In this webinar, our tax experts Andrew Rainford CTA ATT and Rachael Brown CTA are joined by employment tax specialist Jack Bonehill CTA to explore the hidden tax traps surrounding employee benefits and expenses. They discuss: When staff meals, food and social events become taxable The rules around trivia
If a worker does not ask to be accompanied at a disciplinary hearing, does the right arise? (opens the original)
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In this case, a worker was called to a disciplinary hearing with no notice and later said that he did not realise he was going to be dismissed at that meeting until the point at which the dismissal actually happened. He did not ask to be accompanied at the meeting and the Employment Appeal Tribunal had to decide whether the right to be accompanied arose despite him not having made a request and in the context of him having been given no notice of the meeting. Listen along to find out what happen
EAT considers number of issues in discrimination claim relating to anti-Zionism beliefs (opens the original)
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In this case, the Employment Appeal Tribunal looked at a number of issues including whether anti-Zionism beliefs were protected, whether a tribunal had wrongly determined the chance that the employee would have been dismissed in any event and what impact the way in which the employee had expressed his beliefs should have in reducing the amount of his compensation. Listen along to find out what happened! Visit www.indicator.co.uk to explore our product range, or connect with us on social media: L
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