Update: A representative of Ms Agarwal has asked us to clarify that after a thorough investigation there were no findings of bullying, and Ms Agarwal did not as a result resign or retire at that time from the firm. We are happy to make the position clear.
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The governent has recommended a 1% pay increase for NHS staff in a report to the health service's Pay Review Body.
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MPs want Boohoo to link its bonus scheme for senior executives to achievement of its pledges on workers’ rights.
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Civil servant Sir Philip Rutnam has settled his unfair dismissal case for £340,000 plus legal costs, as the home secretary avoids a tribunal hearing.
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Uber’s facial identification software is not consistently capable of recognising the faces of darker skinned workers, drivers claim.
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The UK government is set to introduce an ‘elite points-based visa’, a further component of its drive to revamp the immigration system post-Brexit.
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Rishi Sunak confirmed plans for a new campus for ‘critical economic departments’ in Darlington, and the national infrastructure bank in Leeds.
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Supermarket chain says it has begun a consultation on removing 500 office roles while 650 other workers’ roles are under threat.
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HR sector representatives, law firms and recruitment experts react to the measures announced in the budget.
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University staff could be ‘priced out’ of pension scheme that has a sizeable deficit and is seeking ‘further financial commitments’...
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Dublin and Luxembourg the most popular EU destinations for staff relocations and new hubs, followed by Frankfurt.
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Halfords is to pay back £10.7m in furlough cash as it expects to turn a significant profit.
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Steakhouse group Tomahawk has rejected accusations by the GMB union of bullying workers to lend it money.
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The NHS is set to open 40 dedicated mental health support hubs for healthcare workers across England, which will offer...
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Average pay for female directors at FTSE 350 financial services firms is two-thirds lower than male director pay, analysis has found.