Female cabin crew working for Virgin Atlantic will no longer be required to wear make-up while on their shift.
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Theresa May will today unveil how the UK government will handle emerging EU laws concerning workers’ rights after Brexit.
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Employers are battling economic uncertainty but still struggle to source much-needed skills. In such a volatile jobs market, what role...
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Only £268m was spent by levy-paying employers on apprentices in the programme's first year of operation, 2017-18. This equated to just 13% of the Treasury's £2.01bn apprenticeships budget and contributed to a... Read more »
Training providers air criticism of the government's apprenticeship levy as surveys reveal the extent of ignorance over the scheme.
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The hiring of workers anywhere in the world through global freelancer platforms means that limiting immigration will not necessarily protect… The post Freelancer platforms add to global work insecurity appeared first on... Read more »
When faced with the need to make redundancies, how should an employer decide which employees to select?
Redundancy exercises bring...
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Employees in the UK did more than £32 billion worth of unpaid overtime last year, according to analysis by the...
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Businesses whose staff travel to the EU need to be making no-deal Brexit preparations. So what do they need to do to avoid difficulties travelling to Europe after 29 March?
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