New guidance on facilities management contracts launched by Workplace Law

Workplace Law Network has now published "Facilities Management Contracts 2008", following the success of the best-selling Guide to Facilities Management Contracts, first and second edition.

The new guidance, fully updated and extended into a comprehensive, downloadable book, is the essential publication to help you get to grips with all the legal aspects of facilities management contracts.

It provides an introduction to contract law as it relates to facilities management contracts and information on common contractual provisions one would expect to see in such contracts.

Since the publication of the Guide to Facilities Management Contracts, second edition, there have been a number of important changes. This new, extended, publication looks at new areas of law including:

-amendments to CDM Regulations;
-revised TUPE Regulations;
-revised EU Procurement laws;
-dispute resolution procedures; and
-European standards for facilities management.

This publication is designed for anyone involved in the outsourcing process, from individual cleaning, IT or security operations to total facilities management contracts. As with all Workplace Law publications, information is presented in plain English and broken down into easily manageable chapters.

Ian Fielder, CEO, British Institute of Facilities Management says:

"This new edition of Workplace Law's Facilities Management Contracts 2008 is well-balanced and well written. It provides succinct narrative of the basic contractual principles whilst expanding on those issues pertinent to facilities management through excellent case law examples. The layout is excellent: the material is clearly set- out and is essential reading for both students and seasoned professionals."

Facilities Management Contracts 2008 is out now and is available to download immediately for just £79.99 plus VAT.

Premium members of the Workplace Law Network save 10% on the normal price at a rate of £71.99 plus VAT. Order your copy now for instant access to this essential publication.

For more information call 0871 777 8881 now or buy online at www.workplacelaw.net/shop/product/id/637&a_id=2919.

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Notes to Editors

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