9 July 2008

Case law update - House of Lords changes the law on disability discrimination

The House of Lords has changed the way in which we interpret disability discrimination law, although in the long run the practical implications for employers may not turn out to be significant.

WEEE anniversary brings warning of penalties for the unwary

Many firms remain unaware of their obligations under the WEEE (Waste, Electrical and Electronic Equipment) Regulations and are facing the threat of unlimited fines according to EEF, the manufacturers’ organisation.

EEF response to Equalities Bill

Commenting on today's Equalities Bill, EEF Director of Employment & Legal Affairs, Peter Schofield, said:

Renewables consultation sends signal of intent to business

Responding to today’s announcement, Martin Temple, Chairman of EEF, the manufacturers’ organisation said:

UK industry can lead low-carbon revolution - EEF/Deloitte report

British industry has urged the government to recognise the vital role that business has to play in moving to a low-carbon economy.

Goodrich employee wins ‘Year in Industry’ award

An 18 year old who spent his gap year working for Goodrich Engine Control Systems has won the prestigious 2008 ‘Year in Industry’ Contribution to Business Award sponsored by EEF West Midlands.

A guide to WEEE

The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations for England and Wales came into force in January 2007 - how is it affecting your business? Our step-by-step guide explains what the WEEE Regulations mean for business.