The Government has announced its review of employment tribunal fees, which it says will result in recommendations for any changes...
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ON DEMAND Exclusive preview: David MacLeod from Engage for Success will present new evidence in an exclusive webinar with Personnel Today and Achievers...
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A new service from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA), to be launched on 8 June 2015, has meant...
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For the second year running, the Personnel Today Awards now feature two categories for HR suppliers to receive the recognition...
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ON DEMAND | It is all too easy for unsuspecting employers to fall foul of age discrimination laws. As well as obvious measures,...
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The new right to shared parental leave is intended to promote a major culture shift in the sharing of childcare...
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Good employers have long understood the importance of researching the feelings of their staff through an employee opinion survey.
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Watch this webinar to find out how your employees’ emotional intelligence is at the heart of positive sustainable change.
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Law firm Eversheds has announced that it has lodged an appeal on behalf of British Gas against the employment tribunal...
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Employers often want to harmonise terms and conditions if they inherit employees as a result of a TUPE transfer. Are...
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International governments are offering employees increasing rights to request flexible working arrangements, as organisations see that family and work can...
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A zero hours contract worker who feared reporting allegations of sexual harassment by her line manager in case she lost...
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A health and safety exemption that was originally designed to allow Sikhs to wear a turban in place of a...
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Today marks the launch of the biggest and brightest event in the HR calendar – the Personnel Today Awards 2015....
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The Government has launched a public call for evidence into how collective redundancy consultation with employees works when a business...