Workplace Law has joined the social network revolution and can now be found tweeting. You can follow us on both Twitter and Facebook, where you will find all of the most relevant news stories and cases updated regularly. They are also good places to find out more about the company, access further information and network with the ever expanding and thriving Workplace Law community. So follow us, become a fan and get involved. Say hello and let us know your thoughts. To follow us on Twitter visit our page: www.twitter.com/wplnetwork or you can... Continue reading

The 11th annual Workplace Law Conference and Dinner was held on 2-3 February 2010, at the Radisson SAS, London Stansted. Over 65 delegates attended over the two days, choosing from 21 conference sessions, watching ten short films, enjoying four-star accommodation and learning about 44 separate Regulations to be aware of in 2010.   In the first in a series of specially commissioned films, the conference kicked off with a documentary on environmental management, concentrating on the low carbon transmission plan and an update on the CRC and... Continue reading

Workplace Law Network and Workplace Law Magazine have been shortlisted in the Periodical Publishers Association Magazines 2008 excellence awards, in the Business Website of the Year category.The category examines the interaction between the printed magazine and resources available on the website, paying particular attention to areas such as:editorial and advertising content;synergy of online and print products;subscriptions and revenue growth;digital functionality;overall presentation; andperformance of the brand within the market in which the ... Continue reading

Employers are unaware of the impact of new health and safety legislation which could see them heavily fined and shunned by customers and suppliers if found guilty of killing people by their actions, Workplace Law Network will say in an interview with BBC Radio Cambridgeshire tomorrow (Thursday 20 March). The interview, scheduled to air at 7.30am, follows a survey of UK business managers conducted by Workplace Law Group, which examined how prepared organisations are for the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act, which comes into forc... Continue reading

Workplace Law has recently changed banks from Lloyds TSB to Barclays Bank PLC. Our new bank account details are displayed below and should be used when paying any outstanding invoices from Workplace Law with immediate effect.Bank: Barclays Bank PlcBranch:15 Bene't StreetCambridgeCB2 3PZAccount Name:Workplace Law Group LtdSort Code:20-17-22Account Number:83506460If you have any questions about this change please call our accounts team on 0871 777 8881. If you are not the person who deals with payments within your organisation please forward this... Continue reading