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    Demand for skills prompts Helsinki to consider English as an official language

    by Adam McCulloch 3 Sep 2021
    by Adam McCulloch 3 Sep 2021

    English could join Swedish and Finnish as an official language in Helsinki, says its mayor, as tech skills shortfalls bite.

    • Hybrid working
    • Coronavirus
    • Europe

    Bank staff who don’t want vaccine told they can stay at home

    by Adam McCulloch 3 Sep 2021
    by Adam McCulloch 3 Sep 2021

    Multinational bank UBS has told staff that they can continue to work from home if they haven't yet chosen to be vaccinated against Covid.

    • Business performance
    • Scotland
    • Annual hours

    Public opinion backs reduced working hours in Scotland

    by Rob Moss 2 Sep 2021
    by Rob Moss 2 Sep 2021

    The SNP wants to weigh up a shift to a four day working week, ‘as and when’ Scotland gains full control of employment rights.

    • Coronavirus
    • Europe
    • Vaccinations

    Italian firm offers vaccine refusers six months’ paid leave

    by Adam McCulloch 27 Jul 2021
    by Adam McCulloch 27 Jul 2021

    The move by Italian high-end design firm Brunello Cucinelli is designed to protect workers who have been vaccinated.

    • Scotland
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    Appeal finds indecent image teacher dismissal was fair

    by Jo Faragher 19 Jul 2021
    by Jo Faragher 19 Jul 2021

    A teacher who had been suspected, but not charged, of possessing indecent images of children was fairly dismissed, the Court...

    • Case law
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    • Employment law

    European court allows employers to ban religious clothing

    by Adam McCulloch 16 Jul 2021
    by Adam McCulloch 16 Jul 2021

    The ban was justified, said the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg, by an employer's need to present a neutral image.

    • Employee relations
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    ‘Four-day week’ trials transform Icelandic employment

    by Rob Moss 6 Jul 2021
    by Rob Moss 6 Jul 2021

    Trials of reduced working hours have led to new employment contracts for many people in Iceland.

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    Does IR35 spell the end of contract work?

    by Roderick van Vliet 23 Jun 2021
    by Roderick van Vliet 23 Jun 2021

    IR35 reforms in the private sector have posed significant challenges for organisations that want to use contractors for short-term project work.

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    • France

    Ikea France fined €1m for spying on staff

    by Rob Moss 15 Jun 2021
    by Rob Moss 15 Jun 2021

    French subsidiary of Swedish furniture retailer receives €1 million fine for snooping of employees.

    • STEM
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    • Latest News

    UK skills lag behind Europe in business and tech

    by Adam McCulloch 9 Jun 2021
    by Adam McCulloch 9 Jun 2021

    Global skills report makes uncomfortable reading for UK businesses and may affect plans to implement hybrid working.

    • Brexit
    • Europe
    • Financial services

    Bankers reluctant to leave London for EU

    by Adam McCulloch 7 Jun 2021
    by Adam McCulloch 7 Jun 2021

    The movement of banking interests from London to locations within the EU have hit a stumbling block: the UK-based employees often don't want to move.

    • Brexit
    • Right to work
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    EU Settlement Scheme: 30 June deadline is ‘cause for concern’

    by Adam McCulloch 4 Jun 2021
    by Adam McCulloch 4 Jun 2021

    The deadline for EU workers and their families to apply for permanent residency in the UK has focused attention on the need for employers to safeguard workers.

    • Brexit
    • Right to work
    • Europe

    Brexit and Covid combine for steep decline in work visas

    by Adam McCulloch 28 May 2021
    by Adam McCulloch 28 May 2021

    New figures show 37% fall in work-related visas.

    • Agency workers
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    Spain passes landmark gig economy law

    by Jo Faragher 17 May 2021
    by Jo Faragher 17 May 2021

    Food delivery and courier companies in Spain now three months to employ drivers as staff under a landmark new law.

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    Wales hopes to trial universal basic income

    by Ashleigh Webber 17 May 2021
    by Ashleigh Webber 17 May 2021

    First Minister Mark Drakeford has revealed that Wales is planning to trial a universal basic income scheme, whereby every citizen receives money to cover basic living costs.

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