Britons overwhelmingly back keeping – often strengthening – workers’ rights derived from the EU post Brexit, according to research published...
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The sex scandal engulfing Oxfam’s operations overseas has now extended to its charity shops in the UK, after its former...
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Half of employers believe Brexit will exacerbate the shortage of skilled professionals in the UK, according to new research.
Two...
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One in 10 workers did paid overtime in the UK in the past year but only a fifth received “time...
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Two fifths of women and a fifth of men in the UK say they have experienced unwanted sexual behaviour at...
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Major companies should be jointly liable for non-compliance with employment...
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Uber appears at the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) today to appeal last year’s decision on the employment status of its...
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Staff in technology companies believe their HR departments under-perform, when compared to the people functions in other industry sectors, according...
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Parents who have suffered the death of a child will receive statutory paid leave to grieve, under a new law...
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Any much-anticipated report is likely to divide opinion, and the Taylor Review of Modern Working Practices is no different. Rob...
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