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On 4 April HM Revenue and Customs published new guidance on the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS). Up until now, there has been much debate over whether Directors can be …

The Institute for Employment Studies (IES) has said it expects it will take years rather than months for the labour market to fully recover from the economic impact of the …

The Liz Earle Beauty Company must pay a former employee more than £17,000 for pregnancy and maternity discrimination, after it failed to consider her for other vacancies as part of …

Employees are thinking twice before switching their camera on for a work-related video call, it has emerged, with one in six employees admitting to disabling video functionality because they are …

The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme will cost an estimated £30bn to £40bn over the three months it is set to run, according to the Resolution Foundation think tank. While the …

Workplaces in Wales must ensure staff adhere to a two-metre social distancing rule which was put in place by the country’s government yesterday (7 April). The new rule applies to …

Covid-19 has hit recruitment activity hard as permanent and temporary placements both fell at the steepest rates since 2009 with employers cancelling or postponing plans to take on new staff. …

With the UK entering its third week of lockdown, the majority of the workforce continue to work from home. However, there still remains numerous challenges with this almost-overnight switch to …

Just 1% of employees claim never to experience work-related stress, a survey conducted for Stress Awareness Month this month (April) has found. Of the 1,815 people polled by employee experience …

A former Department for Work and Pensions employee recently received almost £400,000 in compensation following age and race discrimination

Apprentices who have been furloughed are allowed to continue their training as long as it does not provide a service or generate revenue for their employer, the government has confirmed. …

Employers may still have questions even after Rishi Sunak’s clarification of the system’s details.

We can compare our current experience to those of scientists stationed in the polar regions – yes, really.

The number of stress-related absences in financial services in the past few years had risen to their highest level since the 2008 financial crisis, according to new analysis of Health …

Employers can re-employ people who were made redundant or left their organisations after 28 February 2020 and make a claim for their wages, the government has clarified in its updated …