The government's plans 'have the potential to make real inroads in the problem of insecurity at work, and would particularly benefit low-paid workers'.
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The EHRC has issued new guidance on how best support disabled employees with hybrid workers.
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A public services workforce commission that would bring together unions, employers and academics to fix the UK's ‘broken public realm’ has been proposed.
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Retail giant Amazon has awarded a pay deal for its tens of thousands of UK employees worth nearly 10%.
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Employment judge Bedeau found Hulya Findik’s claims of discrimination because of a failure in the duty to make reasonable adjustments to be well-founded.
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The average weekly wage for a full-time working woman in Yorkshire and the Humber was £567, much lower than the national average.
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While immigration is falling, particularly among health and care workers, new figures show a large increase over the past three years in sponsor licences issued.
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The government has denied it has any plan to impose any plan to impose a four-day week on business.
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Tribunal rules against female legal secretary with disability who wanted to continue working at home.
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The poll of zero-hours contract workers commissioned by the TUC revealed that 84% wanted regular hours of work – compared to just 14% who did not.
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Tata Steel said it had begun assessing whether those who had expressed an interest in taking redundancy were in roles that could be closed.
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A new Royal College of Nursing (RCN) report has claimed that two-thirds of migrant nursing staff are considering leaving the UK because of the cost of living.
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New research has revealed that nearly two-thirds of UK employers now consider educational qualifications less important when hiring, signalling a significant shift in the job market.
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Personnel Today asks whether the new wage threshold and dependants ban are working only too well – and may cause lasting damage to health services.
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In the second quarter of 2024 some 1,023 skilled worker licences were suspended (524) or revoked (499). Last year's figure for the same quarter was 117 suspended (89) or revoked (28).