
Workers will be able to take up to one year’s leave to care for an elderly relative under wide-ranging plans...
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This month on 19 May is it National Work from Home Day. So what should employers be aware of if...
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Half of people on zero hours contracts wrongly believe that they are not entitled to paid holidays, research by Citizens...
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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will introduce significant changes to the data protection regime, along with increased penalties for...
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Employers overwhelmingly back most existing employment rights and do not believe the current employment law framework should be revised after...
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With global mobility increasing, research shows the need for employers to look at the individual needs of staff to ensure...
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Putting together a short-term sickness absence policy can be one of the most daunting tasks an HR professional can face....
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A watertight long-term sickness absence policy can give employees who are off work for an extended period the best chance...
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I can see it now – you show up to work and something is a bit different – there are people all over the place and what appear to be paparazzi swarming... Read more »