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Employment Law - Employers news stories:

• 1 Feb 2012
  2012 Employment Fact Card Now Available
  Morton Fraser Solicitors has released the 2012 Edition of their popular Employment Fact Card which provides businesses with a quick reference guide to key areas of Employment Law as well as details of Employment Tribunal award limits.
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• 16 Jan 2012
  Morton Fraser shortlisted in the Scottish Legal Awards 2012
  Morton Fraser is delighted to announce that it has been shortlisted in the Scottish Legal Awards 2012.
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• 22 Dec 2011
  Let the games begin - London 2012 Olympics
  Jamie Kerr, immigration law specialist, discusses Olympic visa applications.
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• 20 Dec 2011
  What do Morton Fraser solicitors do for a break?
  In this interesting (and often hysterically funny) podcast Innes Clark, Partner and Head of the Employment team, presides over a general knowledge quiz.
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• 16 Dec 2011
  London bus workers "could strike" for Olympics pay
  BBC news reported that bus workers in London have demanded a £500 payment for being on duty during next year's Olympic Games.
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• 9 Dec 2011
  Countdown to Christmas
  Our Employment Law team ask - Do Christmas Workers Have Employment Rights?
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• 24 Nov 2011
  Major Employment Reform Proposed
  Vince Cable yesterday announced in his speech on Reforming Employment Relations some major proposed employment law reforms - read the Morton Fraser brief.
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• 22 Nov 2011
  Government Debates Employee Absenteeism
  The BBC News website reports on the debate about whether or not GPs should “sign off long-term sick’'
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• 17 Nov 2011
  Download it now!
  Download our latest informal employment podcast to hear four of our employment law experts (Innes Clark, Jillian Paton, Lindsay Anderson and Stefanie Angus) discuss the proposed changes to employment law and the consequences for your business.
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• 9 Nov 2011
  It's not as simple as it looks!
  Health & safety expert Claire Anderson discusses the correct way to work at height.
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