The right to be accompanied - Our feature in this issue examines the new right conferred on workers broadly defined to be accompanied in disciplinary and grievance hearings by a "companion", who may be either a trade union official (whether a lay official or employed by the union) or a work colleague. The operative provisions of the Employment Relations Act 1999 came into force on 4 September ...
Year of publication:
2000
Published in:
IRS employment review. - London : Eclipse Publ. Ltd., ISSN 0143-8328, ZDB-ID 2107687X. - 2000, 713, p. 2-10