A delivery business boss has won a case for constructive dismissal after he raised concerns about the safety of the e-bikes his company used.
Employment law
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The moves are meant to ‘reduce costs in Germany to a competitive level’ as the market for electric vehicles evolves.
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Lloyd's management is now consulting on a new framework for dealing with behaviour aimed at ensuring better alignment with firms’ own internal HR and disciplinary processes.
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A Metropolitan Police constable has been dismissed for using antisemitic language at work after colleagues reported his unacceptable behaviour.
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Supreme Court unanimously rules that Tesco cannot fire and rehire distribution workers who receive ‘retained pay’ and reinstates injunction.
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About 400 jobs will be lost at Grangemouth, Scotland’s only oil refinery, which is to close by the summer of 2025.
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Employment specialists have their say on the Tesco v Usdaw fire and rehire verdict.
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The UK is falling behind other major Western countries when it comes to attracting highly skilled foreign workers, according to new data from Indeed.
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Former Mitie employee criticised for being “very emotional and tearful” during pregnancy wins compensation boost totalling £350,000.
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Business secretary Jonathan Reynolds confirms improved redundancy terms for Port Talbot steelworkers as 2,500 jobs cut at Tata Steel.
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Two in three (64%) professional service companies have stopped advertising fully remote roles, while nearly one in four (23%) have increased employee office days in the past 12 months.
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More than 12,500 drivers are bringing legal action against ride-hailing firm Bolt in a bid to be classified as workers rather than self-employed.
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An Indian nurse who was sacked by a British care company has been awarded a £17,000 payout in unpaid wages....
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Post-pandemic ways of working mean we spend less time face-to-face than ever. How can organisations make the most of the oxytocin boost from real-life interactions?
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More than half of business leaders will be less likely to hire as a result of the government’s upcoming reforms to workers’ rights.