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20 Jan 2004 5:30PM

- Author:
- Daniel Barnett
New mandatory dispute resolution procedures come into force in October 2004. Failure by an employer to follow the mandatory disciplinary procedure will render a dismissal automatically unfair and lead to an increase in compensation for employees. Failure by an employee to lodge a grievance will (normally) prevent an employee from bringing a tribunal claim.
The Government issued a consultation paper in July 2003, seeking views on a large number of issues arising from the new procedures. The... (154 more words)
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