Pub operators would normally be expected to discourage under 18-year-olds from entering their premises, but high street chain JD Wetherspoon...
Daniel Thomas
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Demand for new jobs defied the usual summer-season slump and stayed steady in August, driven by the leisure and tourism...
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The number of employment tribunal cases rocketed by more than 50% last year as employees fought back against recession cutbacks,...
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A round-up of HR-related stories in today’s newspapers.Tea maker Twinings has asked UK staff who are losing their jobs to...
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With the new coalition government keen to tackle the deficit, public sector sickness absence looks set to come under the spotlight. Dan Thomas reports.
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The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) has called on the European Commission to repeal the Working Time Regulations...
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Employers are under no legal obligation to pay staff who are stranded because of the travel chaos caused by the...
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Recruitment and legal experts have dashed hopes that there are grounds for a legal challenge to the Agency Worker Regulations.The Association...
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The latest discrimination case involving a Christian nurse who refused to remove her crucifix at work shows that employers are...
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Employment experts have welcomed the passing of the Equality Bill in its entirety, but warned HR professionals that they need...
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New rights for employees to request flexible working hours for training come into effect from 6 April. But many employers...
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Legal action brought by PCS union over changes to Civil Service redundancy terms will start on 22 April, the union...
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Public sector costs could be cut by as much as £25bn within three years through a radical restructuring of procurement...
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The government’s new fit note strategy will “inevitably” lead to disputes between employers and staff about what constitutes suitable work...
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IT services firm Fujitsu held talks with the Unite union at Acas yesterday, in an effort to end a lengthy...