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ARTICLE · 17 MAY 2011

Employment News - May 2011

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This is the first edition of what will be a regular Collas Crill Employment Update, in which we will keep you up to date with news and best practice to ensure you are the first to know of employment changes that may affect you and your business in Guernsey, Jersey or the UK.

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Collas Day in Guernsey merged with Crill Canavan in Jersey to form Collas Crill on 4 April 2011.

This is the first edition of what will be a regular Collas Crill Employment Update, in which we will keep you up to date with news and best practice to ensure you are the first to know of employment changes that may affect you and your business in Guernsey, Jersey or the UK.

In this edition we focus on the importance of handling redundancy procedures correctly and the consequences of getting it wrong in Guernsey and, in Jersey, an important clarification to the Employment Law where it relates to non payment of Employment Tribunal awards.

REDUNDANCY: ARE YOU GETTING IT RIGHT?

By Emma Parr

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