Legislation.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Businesses, Workers, and the Law
Advertisements

Business Studies UNIT 2 6th January 2009
Hampton Inn Case Study Bryan Andrews. Meeting Legal Requirements Bryan Andrews.
Employment Laws. Introduction The federal government has enacted many laws to protect workers. The Department of Labor is responsible for enforcing labor.
Contents Click the link below to go directly to the slides for that chapter. Chapter 1 ■ Your Personal Strengths Chapter 2 ■ The Roles You Play Chapter.
Rights and Responsibilities Work Rights Everyone is Entitled to – a quick guide.
2. 11 Rights of employers and employees Rights of employer and employees Rights and responsibilities  Both employees and employers have legal rights.
By Olivia Neadle.. Key words: Right – a right is something that you are entitled to, for example: a lunch break. Responsibility – a responsibility is.
Rights in the Workplace.  All employees and employers have rights  Governed by laws  Many laws are based on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Year 1 – Theme 1 – Lesson 15 H C JEWITT. Teacher Notes Collect Homework from the exam lesson (notes and 2 questions)
Personnel Management Employment Legislation Mag. Maria Peer.
Working Life Employers & Employees Prepared by Rachel Farrell.
Human Resources – Legal Considerations Unit 5: Organizing.
Age Discrimination in Employment Act – 1967 –Protects people 40 – 65 from being fired –25 or more employees Americans with Disabilities Act – 1990 –Firms.
PowerPoint Presentation  Section 8.2  Pages
International Business Part IV BCS-BE-8: The student analyzes how international business impacts business.
Labor-Management Relations l Federal legislation re: labor-management power »labor unions l Labor policies and legislation »wages and income maintenance.
Labor-Management Relations l Federal legislation re: labor-management power »labor unions l Labor policies and legislation »wages and income maintenance.
Staffing Lesson 3. Objectives Explain how staffing decisions are affected by customer satisfaction and wait time List common problems associated with.
© 2012 Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. Principles of Business, 8e C H A P T E R 8 SLIDE 1 THE U.S. WORKFORCE ●All people 16 years and older who.
Chapter 12 Workplace Legal MattersSucceeding in the World of Work Laws About the Workplace 12.1 SECTION OPENER / CLOSER INSERT BOOK COVER ART Section 12.1.
Topic 2 Human Resources Human Resource Planning. Learning Objectives Describe reasons for and consequences of changing work patterns and practices HL.
Trade Unions & Employment Law
Workplace Regulations. Rules in the Workplace Rules and regulations exist to protect you.
Employment In today’s lesson : What happens after the interview? –Contracts of employment –Job Descriptions –Training –Rights and Responsibilities –Leaving!
Employment Law Training Course Community Matters 27 September 2008 Why employment status matters Who is my employee? Contract of employment Types of employment.
Investigating Rights and Responsibilities at work
Unit 1 Topic  Must learn: What is recruitment and training  Should learn: The purpose of recruitment and training and how it is delivered by.
Equal Employment Opportunities Laws By: Corey, Rachel, Ryan, and Brian.
Unit 1: Investigating People at Work AS compulsory unit Externally assessed.
Labor Unions. Labor Union A labor union is an organized group of workers whose aim is to improve working conditions, hours, wages and fringe benefits.
HR Practice The legal background. Introduction Why legislation is important The distinction between employees and workers Acts and Regulations.
EMPLOYMENT CONTRACTS. Employee A person who is hired on a long-term basis Always supervised by another individual Employer pays their employment taxes.
Friday April 24, 2015 Bell Work What message do you think this political cartoon is communicating? Explain using details from the picture.
Employment Rights & Responsibilities 1August 2012.
Resolving industrial conflict What is industrial relations? Industrial Relations Act 1990 Resolving industrial conflict Labour Court Employment Equality.
22.2 The American Labor Force. Organized Labor The civilian labor force includes men and women 16 and up who are either working or actively looking for.
Economic Conditions Business Cycle Interest rates Legislation Exchange rates.
SA1: Living in a Democracy Trade Unions. A trade union is an organisation of workers that tries to protect and improve the working conditions of its members.
Section 15.2 Employee Rights. Section 15.2 Employment Rights The government has passed laws to protect the rights of employees to: health and safety fair.
Getting a Job. Definitions Self-employed: people who are not employees since they work for themselves. Employer: is a person or a company that hires one.
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS CONFLICTS Unit 1 – Chapter 3.
The Recruitment Process The right person for the right job.
Employee Expectations Career Pathway Experience. Payments You can expect your employer to pay you for the work you do! –Employer should deduct income.
UNIT 3.3 –The role of Trade Unions
Slide 1 1.What are the most common discrimination charges filed with the EEOC? The least common? Source: The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
Recruiting Training and Motivating Staff Unit 23.
Human Resources - Recruitment and selection - Employment rights and responsibilities - Rewarding staff - Training.
An overview of some of the basic rights and responsibilities of employees.
Government Involvement in the Economy and Labor Unions.
Monday, June 13,  Occupational Safety And Health Administration  Federal Government agency  Regulates health & safety standards for companies.
Business Management - Intermediate 2Business Decision Areas © Copyright free to Business Education Network members 2007/2008B111/078 – BDA 1.
SLO:I can understand the purpose of unions and statutes that protect worker’s rights.
Governments have laws within countries which affect equal employment opportunities. Basically meaning people should be treated equally when in the workplace.
People and business Employment and the law.
Level 2 Diploma in Customer Service
9/18/2018.
The Equality Act; employer statutory rights and responsibilities
Chapter 5 Workers and The Law Chapter 5.2.
The Legal Framework of HRM
Rights in the Workplace
What is the next topic?.
Equality ……… is the current term for ‘Equal Opportunities’. It is based on the legal obligation to comply with anti-discrimination legislation. Equality.
Chapter 5 Lesson 2 Workers and the Law.
Presentation transcript:

Legislation

Starter Which Act is this? This Act means a business must make sure the workplace is safe for employees and customers.

Which of these is the Disability Discrimination Act? Starter Which of these is the Disability Discrimination Act? A: This act means businesses with more than 20 people cannot discriminate against disabled people when recruiting or promoting unless there are very good reasons. B: This act means all businesses cannot discriminate against disabled people when recruiting or promoting employees C: This act means businesses must provide access to their buildings for disabled people.

Starter Fill in the missing words in the Equal Pay Act This Act says that anyone must be XXXX the same as someone else doing the XXXX or similar job.

Starter Which Act is this? Under this Act a business cannot consider someone’s gender (sex) when recruiting or promoting them.

Which of these is the Race Relations Act? Starter Which of these is the Race Relations Act? A: It is acceptable for businesses to recruit people despite their race, religion or ethnic group B: A business must employ a certain number of employees from all different races, religions and ethnic groups. C: A business will be breaking the law if they discriminate against someone when recruiting or promoting because of their race, religion or ethnic group.

Starter Which Act has these words or phrases? Postal Ballot Subscriptions deducted with employees consent 7 days notice of industrial action Consumers can take action to prevent public services stopping

Starter Which act and fill in the words? A XXXXXXX hourly wage was set and is reviewed regularly by the XXXXXXXXXX to protect workers.

Starter EMPLOYMENT LEGISLATION Health & XXXX Act Sex XXXX Act Race XXXX Act 1997 – National XXXX XXXX Bill EMPLOYMENT LEGISLATION XXXX Act DisXXXX Act XXXX XXXX reform and Employment rights Act XXXX Pay Act

Employment Legislation…The Acts you need to know 1974 – Health & Safety at work Act 1975 – Sex Discrimination Act 1976 – Race Relations Act 1997 – National Minimum Wage Bill EMPLOYMENT LEGISLATION 1986 - Wages Act 1995 - Disability Act 1993 – Trade Union reform and Employment rights Act 1987 – Equal Pay Act