British Chambers of Commerce seeks more support from ministers for smaller firms now that free Covid testing has ended.
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2021-22 gender pay gap reporting deadline passes for public sector organisations.
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The Nautilus Union: ‘P&O has gotten away with it. There’s no fine, there’s no legal action, there’s only words and hot air.’
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The government's plan to ask UK ports to block ferries from docking if they do no pay crews the UK minimum wage would not succeed, the docks industry has stated.
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Unite threatens Royal Mail with industrial action over what it claims is a ‘fire and rehire’ scheme to replace managers.
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Some facets of the government's response to the 800 job losses were ill-informed, a legal expert tells Personnel Today
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Despite P&O Ferries' admission of law-breaking over the mass redundancy of 800 staff, many uncertainties remain over the laws shipping staff are subject to, MPs have heard.
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The UK transport secretary was ‘aware’ of problems at P&O Ferries by the time he met the head of DP World at Dubai Expo on 22 November last year.
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Under new ESG proposals the local operations of firms such as McDonald's and General Motors would have to comply with European reporting rules.
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P&O Ferries boss Hebblethwaite admits potentially criminal actions to MPs; transport secretary Grant Shapps at Dubai meeting when ‘major changes’ firm were discussed.
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The TUC has said ministers must step in to run services if a ‘fit and proper’ operator could not be found quickly to replace P&O Ferries.
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In the wake of the P&O Ferry sackings the TUC has demanded that ministers prevent workers from ‘being treated like disposable labour’.
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Remote and home-working may help many employers to recruit staff, but it seems to have less of an impact on retaining staff, new research suggests.
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French, Dutch and Irish crews retained as questions grow over legality of P&O Ferries’ decision to axe 800 crews.
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The government says it will ‘help’ organisations tackle the ethnicity pay gap but will not make it mandatory.