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Unnamed minister said ‘If people aren’t going into work, they don’t deserve the terms and conditions they get if they are going into work.‘

Both permanent and temporary staff appointments rose at near-record rates in July.

Office staff were originally due back on 7 September, but the online retailer has announced a new date of 3 January 2022.

Paul Embery was not dismissed for his pro-Brexit views, an employment tribunal found, but had been subject to a ‘witch hunt’ with a ‘pre-determined’ outcome.

Vacancies among hospitality business have grown by 342 percentage points since the sector began reopening in March.

New wave of infections in the US focuses efforts to increase vaccination rates.

Retail giant Next has conceded that its store workers can compare their roles to that of their colleagues in distribution centres and warehouses in terms of pay.

A quarter of young people are not confident they have the digital skills needed to secure a job in the growing tech industry.

More than 450,000 jobs could be created in reusing and repairing household goods, according to an environmental think tank.

The investment bank is set to increase junior bankers pay after reports of 95-hour weeks.

Bakery chain Greggs is set to create 500 new retail jobs and expand its network of shops after returning to profit.

Unison has written to firms that provide cleaners, security guards and catering staff to the NHS.

At least one of the senior board positions should be a woman, the FCA proposed, and at least one should be from a non-white ethnic minority background.

The Home Office is the latest government department to fall foul of the government's own IR35 laws.

NHS England has appointed its first female chief executive in its 73-year history, Amanda Pritchard.