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Irwin Mitchell staff to choose where they work
Law firm says, depending on their role, staff will be free to choose where and when they work.
Ireland must rethink its approach to the gig economy
Dublin's binary approach to the gig economy has created a zero-sum game for platform operators and contractors. It's time for a rethink.
Vestas UK expansion could whip up 2,000 jobs
Wind turbine manufacturer Vestas is expected to expand its UK operations, which would see the creation of hundreds of jobs.
Covid-19 blow to firms recruiting Indian workers
Health services, finance businesses and IT firms likely to miss out on highly skilled Indian workers.
Judicial appointments system failing ethnic minorities
Bullying and biased leadership structures are preventing black and ethnic minority judges from reaching the top jobs claim a group of judges.
Meal kit business to recruit 1,000 staff
New roles at Gousto will be in tech and marketing but some workers will also be needed in packing and preparing food kits.
Bank of England to create new hub in Leeds
Governor says the Bank's new hub is part of a plan to increase its staff presence across the UK significantly.
Pizza Express to take on 1,000 employees
The chain's recruitment campaign will include 300 posts under the government's Kickstart programme.
Address ‘chronic undersupply’ of NHS staff, PM told
In a letter representing 1.4 million NHS staff, Boris Johnson has been warned that the pressure of working in a...
Mencap and Unison urge rethink of sleep-shift pay
Mencap and Unison have written a joint letter to the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, urging the government to rethink...
Firms warned over return of right-to-work fines
For much of 2020, with the UK in the grip of the Covid pandemic, the Home Office did not issue any Right to Work fines but in the final quarter of last year 77 fines were issued.
Nissan to furlough 800 Sunderland staff
A global shortage of computer chips has seen production slowed and hundreds of employees furloughed.
Three in five jobcentre staff feel office is unsafe
A Public and Commercial Services union survey finds only 21% of Jobcentre Plus staff would feel safe dealing with benefits claimants face-to-face.
Court of Appeal rules foster carers can unionise
Foster carers are “workers” and have the right to unionise, according to a ruling today by the Court of Appeal....
NCT accused of ‘racism’ by parenting practitioners
A union said that some of the National Childbirth Trust's practitioners were being “bullied” by the trust’s quality assurance procedures.
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