by DNH (BD) | May 26, 2025 | Employment Law
Resignations are a routine part of workforce management. Yet, if not handled with care, they can lead to legal uncertainty and operational risks. In most cases, resignations are straightforward. But consider a situation where a problematic employee resigns and the...
by DNH (BD) | Apr 25, 2025 | Employment Law
In an unfair dismissal claim involving direct dismissal, the burden of proof is on the employer to establish that they had dismissed the employee with just cause and excuse. Having the right witness can therefore make a big difference on the outcome of a case. In the...
by DNH (BD) | Apr 15, 2025 | Employment Law
When drafting a show cause letter, the preciseness and the comprehensiveness of the allegations levelled against an employee is crucial. If there are any gaps in the charges, is the Industrial Court empowered to substitute the charge with its own interpretation? The...
by DNH (BD) | Apr 11, 2025 | Employment Law
Before 1.1.2021, representations for unfair dismissal were referred to the Industrial Court by the Minister of Human Resources (“HR Minister”). Any party wishing to challenge an Industrial Court award had to do so via judicial review. With the Industrial Relations...
by DNH (BD) | Apr 3, 2025 | Employment Law
A show cause letter is a formal document issued by an employer requesting an employee to explain or justify conduct that may violate company policies or employment terms. It is typically part of an investigation process, giving the employee an opportunity to present...
by DNH (BD) | Mar 21, 2025 | Employment Law
Chinese New Year is a time of renewal, gratitude and prosperity. Many companies use this occasion to show appreciation to their employees through festive gestures such as giving red packets (ang pow). However, are employers obligated to give red packets (ang pow)...
