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    First day rights: why employers should not fear Labour’s plan

    by Susie Thomson 20 Aug 2024
    by Susie Thomson 20 Aug 2024

    Day-one rights signals the need for a more strategic approach to hiring, one that emphasises thorough pre-employment screening, careful referencing, and the potential extension of probation periods.

    • Zero hours
    • Employment law
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    Day one: HR responds to Labour’s landslide election win

    by Adam McCulloch 5 Jul 2024
    by Adam McCulloch 5 Jul 2024

    Labour's landslide win will usher in a new landscape for employers and employees. HR will have its hands full keeping on top of the stream of change promised in the new government's first 100 days.

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    • Zero hours
    • Employment law

    Labour government sets out to deliver bold employment agenda

    by Adam McCulloch 5 Jul 2024
    by Adam McCulloch 5 Jul 2024

    On a night of political drama, Labour, as predicted, has swept to victory. We unpick some of its key proposals affecting employers.

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    • Employment law
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    How is Labour moulding its employment rights proposals?

    by Adam McCulloch 31 May 2024
    by Adam McCulloch 31 May 2024

    Labour has updated its New Deal for Working People green paper with a more detailed group of proposals under the Making Work Pay badge. So what's changed?

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    • Employment law
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    Why Labour’s New Deal intrigues business leaders more than it worries them

    by Amanda Glover 14 May 2024
    by Amanda Glover 14 May 2024

    Labour's New Deal for Working People challenges the idea that the UK should be a low cost, deregulated economy, given that productivity remains stubbornly below its European competitors.

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    Labour to target sexual harassment of interns and volunteers

    by Adam McCulloch 9 May 2024
    by Adam McCulloch 9 May 2024

    Labour says it will extend its sexual harassment proposals to cover interns and volunteers.

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    • Zero hours
    • Employment law

    Can Labour satisfy business and unions on workers’ rights?

    by Adam McCulloch 21 Mar 2024
    by Adam McCulloch 21 Mar 2024

    As Labour appears to be closer to coming into government, efforts to influence policy by business and unions are bound to gather pace.

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