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2005: getting to grips with the legal year ahead
The year has drawn to an end. Whatever the year meant for you, on a professional or personal level, the approach to Christmas and the New Year is the time to reflect on events gone by and look ahead to the challenges of the 12 months ahead.
As with every year, there are some big-hitting changes for employers on the horizon, and the possibility of more to come with the general election due to take place. Now is the time to be checking up on which of the numerous piecves of legislation introduced in the last year or so are going to be relevant to your business and what you can be doing to prepaer.
In this issue...
News
The latest legal developments affecting the workplace and those to look out for in the upcoming months.
Letters
New! Workplace Law Magazine readers comment on and argue with the issues we've raised so far.
Ten steps to getting to grips with the law in 2005
Workplace Law's panel of legal experts highlight the 10 most important actions employers must take to comply with legislation in 2005.
Driving me mad
Managing driving risk is far from the minds of most employers, says David Sharp.
2004: a year in review
Kelly Mansfield reports on some of the more curious case reports from the last year.
Off the record
Brave is the employers who embarks on the 'without prejudice' route, says Gabriella Wright.
Private property
Mark Eltringham investigates the increasingly grey area between working and private lives.
Case law
Cases breaking the news this month, with comment from the legal experts.
Technical update
Comprehensive practical guidance on topical workplace issues, including family-friendly policies and noise at work.
Clinic
Our panel of lawyers offer their expert advice on your management concerns.
Analysis
The latest statistics surrounding the risks of driving at work.
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