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A recent survey by comparethemarket.com has revealed that nearly half of working adults are considering taking on a second job to cope...

Last week, the Law Society published a report on neurotechnology and its potential impact on the law and the legal profession. Although...

Anyone working in financial services will be aware of the requirement for individuals carrying out regulated roles to be "fit and...

In a recent first tier tribunal decision, Carlick Contract Furniture Ltd was assessed by HMRC for furlough monies it claimed in respect...

There has been a 44% increase in UK Employment Tribunal claims that feature bullying allegations over the last year, according to recent...

In the case of Burke v Turning Point Scotland, a Scottish employment tribunal has ruled that an employee who was dismissed from his role...

The cost of living crisis is a top concern for the UK workforce. As Sunak races to announce a package of support measures, UK employers...

Alan Sugar has hit the headlines again with a controversial attack on the work ethic of people working from home. He has criticised PWC's...

Today, the government has announced a proposal to extend the existing ban on exclusivity clauses for zero hour workers to also cover...

Over the past couple of years, the menopause has become a topical subject for many employers. Last year, there was a lot of publicity...

It may or may not be surprising to the layperson to learn that Parliament does not have a dedicated HR function and that each of the 650...

With hybrid working arrangements in full swing and the two Spring bank holidays around the corner, employers’ approaches to hybrid...