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Debt and divorce among employees’ top mental health worries
Money worries, relationship break up and bullying are the personal issues of most concern to employers when it comes to...
New rights for agency and temporary workers revealed
New legislation to bolster workers’ rights, including an extension of the right to a written statement of entitlements and closing...
Raheem Sterling case: What actions can employers take for incidents outside work?
Chelsea supporter Colin Wing recently lost his job in connection to alleged racist abuse he made against Manchester City player...
Manufacturers favour apprentices over graduates, says EEF
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Employers now favour employing apprenticeships over graduates, a...
Health bodies join forces to promote healthier ageing
The Centre for Ageing Better and Public Health England have joined forces to work on health interventions that could help...
Army fails to hit recruitment targets since 2013
The Army will fail to hit its recruitment target for 2020 as problems with its recruitment process meant it has...
‘Wages worth third less in some areas than decade ago’: TUC
The TUC has found that the average worker has lost £11,800 in real earnings since 2008
Ireland on track to end zero-hour contracts
The Irish government has said it will end most zero-hour contracts in the country by summer as its Employment (Miscellaneous...
Could your hiring processes be damaging your employer brand?
In a candidate-driven market, many businesses put their trust in agencies and external recruitment partners to find the best talent....
Loneliness among ex-military increases physical and mental health risk
Military veterans who feel lonely or isolated face an increased risk of developing mental and physical health conditions, research has...
Brexit ‘takes bite’ out of City banking vacancies
The number of City vacancies has plummeted by almost 40%, with the financial services sector still stuck in limbo over...
Sit-stand desks have limited effect on reducing obesity, study finds
Employees who stand at their desks burn only nine more calories per hour than their seated colleagues, prompting researchers to...
2019 employment law: eight changes to look out for
Although Brexit dominates the news, there will be a number of important employment law developments in 2019. Clio Springer sets...
A third of HR teams not deleting expired personal data
A third of HR teams have admitted breaching the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) by failing to delete personal data...
TUC wants 1m new manufacturing and tech jobs by 2030
The TUC has called for the government to set a target for a million new manufacturing and hi-tech jobs by...
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