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Lloyds Banking Group is seeking volunteers who want to transition from branch roles to permanent home working roles in 2021....

Employers in the food and consumer goods industry have seen the Covid-19 crisis as a catalyst to take action to improve diversity and inclusion.

Private sector workers are set to receive average pay rises of 2.4% in 2021, up from an average of 2.2%...

Although the Covid-19 pandemic has broken down numerous barriers that often stop disabled people finding work, there is still a...

An employee of a Lloyd’s of London underwriter who was bullied at work has won his case for constructive unfair...

Philip Day-owned fashion chain saved from brink in 2019 is back in administration.

In sectors steeped in the value of hierarchy, will we see a more fluid approach in the post-Covid world?

The government is looking to limit the use of non-compete clauses in an effort to stimulate a more entrepreneurial culture,...

Four legal specialists discuss their hopes and fears for the UK's new points-based immigration system opens for visa applications...

Some 12,000 Debenhams employees could lose their jobs after talks to buy the struggling department store chain fell through.
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Arcadia Group, the retail empire owned by Sir Philip Green, has collapsed into administration, putting 13,000 jobs at risk.
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Unilever is to begin a year-long trial of a four-day week at its offices in New Zealand with the aim...

Lloyds Banking Group's new boss will be paid up to £5.5m in annual pay and bonuses – about a fifth less than his predecessor.

Tribunal finds that Joel Gold, although dismissed on potentially fair grounds of gross misconduct, did not receive a fair hearing from the Home Office.

Recent comments by Rishi Sunak about 'hostile state actors' coupled with complex visa and sponsor licence rules risks sending the wrong message, says immigration specialist.