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McDonald’s will create 24,000 jobs in the UK and Ireland as it opens 200 new restaurants.
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More than a fifth of people who had to take injury leave last year were not paid while they recovered, according to MetLife UK.
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The median basic pay award for the quarter from May to July this year has fallen to 4.5%, according to new figures.
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Job boards are advertising roles that pay below the UK national living wage, a new study by TUC has found.
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Downing Street says government plans to introduce a ‘right to switch off’ could boost productivity by allowing people time to rest.
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Day-one rights signals the need for a more strategic approach to hiring, one that emphasises thorough pre-employment screening, careful referencing, and the potential extension of probation periods.
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Waitress sexually harassed and dismissed by her boss after only a month awarded nearly £43,000 at the employment tribunal.
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Salary transparency has hit “rock bottom” despite the number of job vacancies rising in July, according to new research.
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A quarter of UK managers say their team members have become more demanding in the past year, according to research from Perkbox Vivup.
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Employees constantly contacted outside working hours could receive larger payouts under government plans to create a ‘right to switch off’.
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How a salary sacrifice car scheme can provide an attractive benefit while also supporting an organisation’s green credentials through EVs.
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A retired major has won a landmark case against the Ministry of Defence that could mean thousands of reservists will receive army pensions.
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An appeal by British Airways relating to associative discrimination and its practice of ‘fire and rehire’ has been thrown out by the Employment Appeal Tribunal.
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The funding is intended to support workers and businesses by the closure of furnaces at Port Talbot.
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In the UK, under new legislation proposed in the King’s Speech, employers will soon have to expand their pay gap reporting to ethnicity and disability. But building a global picture …