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ARTICLE · 09 SEPTEMBER 2020

Why You Need To Update Your Disciplinary And Grievance Processes: A UK Case Study

Disciplinary and grievance procedures are important areas businesses must now reconsider.

United KingdomCoronavirus (COVID-19)

Terms that have recently become part of our day-to-day vocabulary, including social distancing and remote working, must now be considered when developing employment practices.

Disciplinary and grievance procedures are important areas businesses must now reconsider. Not only do organisations need to comply with local laws and practices, they must also determine how to best to handle employee-related issues in a way that ensures the safety of staff and protects the business from potential liabilities that may not have been a consideration just a few months ago.

The legal position

Laws and other rules relating to disciplinary and grievance procedures vary by jurisdiction. In the EU, for example, businesses often must account for any relevant collective bargaining agreements or equivalent, in addition to applicable laws.

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