Government and public
sector links
Business
Link
An organisation set up to provide
practical advice for businesses.
Central
Arbitration Committee
CAC is a permanent independent body with statutory
powers whose main function is to adjudicate on
applications relating to the statutory recognition
and derecognition of trade unions for collective
bargaining purposes, where such recognition or
derecognition cannot be agreed voluntarily.
Certification
Office
Childcarelink
Government website providing information to
employers and employees about childcare provisions
within their area.
Directgov
Is the place to turn for the widest range of
government information and services.
DTI
- Employment Relations
Is working to develop a framework for employers and
employees which promotes a skilled and flexible
labour market founded on principles of partnership.
It deals with relationships between workers and
their employers, including individual rights as well
as collective arrangements.
Employment
Tribunals
Employment Tribunals resolve disputes between
employers and employees over employment rights. The
website has information on how to apply to an
employment tribunal and what to do if you have to
appear before one.
Government
Gateway
Is the website you use to register for online
government services. It is an important part of the
government's strategy of delivering 'joined up'
government, enabling people to communicate and make
transactions with government from a single point of
entry.
Health
and Safety Executive (HSE)
Britain's Health and Safety Commission (HSC) and the
Health and Safety Executive (HSE) are responsible
for the regulation of almost all the risks to health
and safety arising from work activity in Britain.
Local
Business Link
Business Link is an easy to use business support,
advice and information service managed by the DTI.
Local presence across England, managed by business
people for business people, means we are uniquely
placed to identify business support services from
across the government, voluntary and private
sectors.
Low
Pay Commission
Is an independent statutory non departmental public
body set up under the National Minimum Wage Act 1998
to advise the Government about the National Minimum
Wage.
National
Minimum Helpline
The Inland Revenue is responsible for enforcing the
National Minimum Wage. They provide a
confidential helpline for employers and other
interested parties.
Office
of the Information Commissioner
For information on the Data Protection Act 1998 and
the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
TIGER
Is designed to provide a user-friendly guide through
different aspects of UK employment law.