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    Why workplace Covid-19 testing should continue

    by Alex Sheppard 7 Apr 2022
    by Alex Sheppard 7 Apr 2022

    Free Covid-19 testing for the majority of workers has now ended, but that doesn't mean testing won't still be beneficial to employers.

    • National living wage
    • Right to work
    • IR35

    April 2022 employment law changes: six tasks for HR

    by Stephen Simpson 14 Mar 2022
    by Stephen Simpson 14 Mar 2022

    HR professionals must ensure that their organisation is on top of the raft of employment law developments in April 2022.

    • Testing
    • Coronavirus
    • Self-isolation

    HR must be vigilant as remaining Covid restrictions end

    by Ashleigh Webber 22 Feb 2022
    by Ashleigh Webber 22 Feb 2022

    Employers have been urged to be cautious and to remember their legal duty to keep employees safe at work as...

    • Fit notes
    • Latest News
    • Sickness absence

    Smaller businesses and TUC unite for call to reform sick pay rules

    by Adam McCulloch 18 Feb 2022
    by Adam McCulloch 18 Feb 2022

    Rishi Sunak urged to continue sick pay rebate for all smaller firms and increase rate of SSP.

    • Coronavirus
    • Vaccinations
    • Self-isolation

    Top 10 HR questions January 2022: that extra bank holiday

    by Brightmine 1 Feb 2022
    by Brightmine 1 Feb 2022

    There will be an additional bank holiday in 2022 to celebrate the Queen’s platinum jubilee.
    Many employees will be entitled...

    • General Data Protection Regulation
    • Coronavirus
    • Constructive dismissal

    Can you reduce contractual sick pay for unvaccinated staff?

    by Jo Moseley 20 Jan 2022
    by Jo Moseley 20 Jan 2022

    As some employers reveal that they have removed contractual sick pay from unvaccinated staff, Joanne Moseley examines the legal risks...

    • Collective bargaining
    • Employee relations
    • Employment law

    Making the world of work better: TUC’s Paul Nowak talks to Oven-Ready HR

    by Chris Taylor 14 Jan 2022
    by Chris Taylor 14 Jan 2022

    In the opening episode of the new season of the Oven-Ready HR podcast, Paul Nowak, deputy general secretary of the...

    • Coronavirus
    • Vaccinations
    • Self-isolation

    Cutting sick pay for unvaccinated staff ‘could be discriminatory’

    by Adam McCulloch 13 Jan 2022
    by Adam McCulloch 13 Jan 2022

    Legal warning over staff from certain ethnic or religious backgrounds as well as those who are pregnant.

    • Coronavirus
    • Vaccinations
    • Self-isolation

    Next joins Ikea and Wessex Water in reducing sick pay for unvaccinated staff

    by Adam McCulloch 13 Jan 2022
    by Adam McCulloch 13 Jan 2022

    Companies start to reduce sick pay for those who are unvaccinated who have to self-isolate.

    • Vaccinations
    • Latest News
    • Department for Work and Pensions

    Union urges government to reverse fit note relaxation

    by Rob Moss 12 Jan 2022
    by Rob Moss 12 Jan 2022

    Unite is calling on the government to cancel the relaxation to the fit note system, because it is leading to attacks on employees’ conditions.

    • Absence
    • Coronavirus
    • Vaccinations

    Employers cutting sick pay for unvaccinated who need to self-isolate

    by Ashleigh Webber 10 Jan 2022
    by Ashleigh Webber 10 Jan 2022

    Several employers including Ikea and Wessex Water have cut sick pay for unvaccinated employees who are told to self-isolate after...

    • Coronavirus
    • Fit notes
    • Latest News

    Surprise sick pay changes – what do HR teams need to know?

    by Louise Singh 7 Jan 2022
    by Louise Singh 7 Jan 2022

    HR must consider the risk that some staff might call in sick to take time off where annual leave may not have been granted by an employer.

    • National living wage
    • Latest News
    • Pay & benefits

    Key workers thousands worse off this Christmas

    by Jo Faragher 23 Dec 2021
    by Jo Faragher 23 Dec 2021

    Thousands of key workers will earn less on Christmas Day than they did a decade ago, according to analysis from...

    • Fit for Work
    • Coronavirus
    • Hospitality

    New fit note rules add to businesses’ concerns over sick leave

    by Adam McCulloch 22 Dec 2021
    by Adam McCulloch 22 Dec 2021

    Some employers may be in a quandary over how to handle employees who take long-term sick leave this winter.

    • Coronavirus
    • Hospitality
    • Latest News

    Hospitality, entertainment and leisure sectors gain new financial support

    by Adam McCulloch 21 Dec 2021
    by Adam McCulloch 21 Dec 2021

    A £1bn fund of cash grants of up to £6,000 per premises for each eligible firm has been announced.

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