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Redundancy reforms could hit firms with ‘perpetual’ bureaucracy
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Redundancy reforms could hit firms with ‘perpetual’ bureaucracy
The government has been warned against law changes on collective redundancy which businesses say could swamp bosses in more costs and bureaucracy. As part of Labour’s Employment Rights Act, the government is set to require businesses to undertake a consultation of the entire firm whenever they make a certain number of redundancies. Under existing rules, businesses are only required to launch consultations at the specific site where redundancies…
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