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How employers can survive Christmas

BHETA PROVIDES EMPLOYERS’ GUIDE TO SURVIVING CHRISTMAS

BHETA is making a webinar available to members, featuring guidance on the top six HR issues for employers during the Christmas period.  Created by BHETA business service provider Ellis Whittam, 30 minute webinar is available on demand by clicking on: https://register.gotowebinar.com/recording/376933879130321667  

Billed as an Employers’ Survival Guide, the webinar is presented by Ellis Whittam’s Senior Employment Law Adviser, Hussain Kayani, who discusses the best way to manage festive incidents such as employees kissing under the mistletoe, inappropriate Secret Santa gifts or staff showing up late for shifts or not at all.

Hussain shares examples of what happens when employers fail to follow best practice when dealing with typical festive employee scenarios such as:

  • Lateness
  • Hangovers
  • No shows
  • Secret Santa
  • Dressing up
  • The office Christmas party

Ellis Whittam’s team of HR and Employment Law experts are experienced dealing with a full spectrum of employee relations matters quickly and compliantly. With HR issues rife in the lead up to Christmas, this can be a very stressful time for those in charge of ensuring November and December remain a profitable and productive period.

Ellis Whittam is one of 29 BHETA business support providers.  These tried and tested service providers offer members significant discounts, free assistance or advice and guidance.  Areas of expertise covered include environmental advice, exhibitions, legal, HR, corporate risk, logistics, marketing, data, recruitment and software, as well as media and industry partners.

For more information about BHETA membership, contact the Member Services Team on 0121 237 1130.

Source: BHETA, December 2019


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