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Department for Business and Trade (DBT)
UK-US deal saves ‘thousands’ of jobs in car industry
by Jo Faragherby Jo FaragherThe UK-US deal on tariffs agreed yesterday will save ‘thousands’ of jobs, according to prime minister Keir Starmer.
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The government is to cut the length of postgraduate teaching apprenticeships from 12 to nine months to bring them in line with the school year.
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Workers could be awarded compensation after their death if businesses breach a ban on zero-hours contracts.
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NHS worker awarded £29,000 by employment tribunal after being assigned Darth Vader personality type in Star Wars-themed Myers-Briggs exercise.
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The world’s largest asset manager BlackRock has told its senior staff to return to the office five days a week.
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A strategic adviser on artificial intelligence has been appointed at the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development.
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British Steel plans to recruit more than 180 workers, just weeks after ministers rescued 2,700 jobs at the Scunthorpe-based company.
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The largest oil and gas field operator in the North Sea is cutting 250 jobs because of what it calls the ‘punitive’ fiscal regime in oil and gas.
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Performance management
Prioritising performance management: Strategies for success (webinar)
by Rob Mossby Rob MossON-DEMAND | Watch our webinar to learn about actionable strategies to embed performance management into the core of your organisation’s culture.
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Gig or platform workers can be an overlooked group when it comes to employment protections and safety. Clarity on their employment status has historically relied on court decisions, and while …
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Quarterly employment tribunal statistics show the number of open cases has risen from 39,000 to 49,800 in 12 months.
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Beginning a new three-part series on how to make talent management processes inclusive and equitable, Professor Binna Kandola examines how our systems of work and management were never designed to …
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Former transport secretary Louise Haigh joins activists calling on a ban of NDAs in the Employment Rights Bill.
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Jonathan Reynolds defends UK-India free trade deal, saying critics are “confused” to think that NIC agreement “undercuts” British workers.
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Young people are less ready for work and risk overselling themselves in job applications as employers raise concerns about AI use.