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Repeal of the statutory dispute resolution procedures: ACAS code of practice and guidance

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Date: 11/08/2008

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Repeal of the statutory dispute resolution procedures: ACAS code of practice and guidance

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terms, conditions and employee rights	policies and procedures employment tribunals and courts
employee relations	industrial relations organisations
termination of employment	dismissal tribunal procedures and penalties

Helen Ferris and Maria Hoeritzauer of Osborne Clarke continue a series of articles on the repeal of the statutory dispute resolution procedures with a look at the revised ACAS code of practice and guidance.

Introduction

The Government intends to repeal the statutory dispute resolution procedures (see Repeal of the statutory dispute resolution procedures: overview in this series for more details).

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