Weekly Roundup – Week 49
GEM Partnership appoints Training Director
GEM Partnership are delighted to announce the appointment of Kelly Lee as Training Director
Kelly joined GEM Partnership in 2017 as Training Operations Manager and brings over 25 years of experience in education, training and senior leadership to her new role.
Kelly said: “I am delighted to be taking up the role of Training Director, reinforcing GEM Partnership’s commitment to delivering the very best training services to our clients… continue reading
Permanent
Apprentice Administrator – Stockton
IML Setter Technician – Teesside
Maintenance Technician – Middlesbrough
Maintenance Technician – Stanley
Maintenance Manager – Durham
Temporary
Food Production Operative – Hetton
Production Operative – Sedgefield
Sewing Machinist – Redcar
Production Operative – Newton Aycliffe (Days)
Production Operative – Newton Aycliffe (Twilight)
Production Operative – Newton Aycliffe (Days & Nights)
FLT Driver – Newton Aycliffe
Warehouse Operative – Billingham
FLT Driver – Billingham
Tribunal time limits set to double – and other employment rights bill amendments you may have missed
The employment rights bill, unveiled by the government on 10 October and described as ‘pro-business, pro-worker’, has since undergone significant updates as part of parliamentary processes.
An amendment paper, published seven weeks after it was announced, outlines key changes designed to address inconsistencies and fix any technical details in the draft legislation before it becomes law… continue reading
Government tightens sanctions for visa rule breaches – how will this impact employers?
The amount of time employers can be barred from hiring overseas workers after repeated visa rule breaches will be extended, the government has announced.
Under the changes set to be made alongside the employment rights bill, the period of time businesses will be sanctioned for repeat offences will be doubled from the current maximum of 12 months to at least two years… continue reading