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Early stats confirm higher apprenticeships on the rise, according to Government

The government has exceeded its target, announced by the Chancellor George Osborne in the Autumn Statement of 2013, of supporting 20,000 higher apprenticeship starts over...

Zero hours exclusivity clause ban in effect from today

New rules to stop employers from preventing staff on zero hours contracts from working for another employer at the same time came into effect today.

Justin Govier: What the Tory employment law reform means for businesses

Given the polling indications prior to the election, there was a general view that the main parties would not be able to stick to...

NAPF welcomes Ros Altmann as new Minister for Pensions

The National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) welcomed Ros Altmann as the new Minister of State (Minister for Pensions) this week as the UK...

Conservatives announce public sector strike restrictions

New business secretary Sajid Javid has today announced the introduction of tougher rules on union strike ballots.

General Election results: comments from the community

The Conservative Party have returned to parliament alone following last week’s general election when they gained a majority with a surprising 331 seats to...

InsideHR to discuss impact on HR following Conservative election win

On June 2, InsideHR returns for a live webinar debate that will delve into the post election aftermath and what a Conservative majority government will mean for UK workplaces, employment law, employee wellbeing and much more.

NOP/MORI exit poll shows Conservatives just short of majority

A national exit poll predicts that the Conservatives will be the largest party in a hung Parliament. With polling stations now closed for two hours...

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Just 30% of recruiters say they receive high-quality job applications, research finds

Fewer than one in three hiring professionals say they received high-quality applications for their most recent hire.
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Finance professionals ‘expect ESG and DEI focus to decline’

More than half of financial services professionals in the UK believe their company leaders will place less emphasis DEI over the next five years.

Tribunal claims related to menopause triple in two years as caseload grows

Menopause-related claims have more than tripled over the past two years. There were 204 tribunal cases referencing menopause in 2024, compared with 64 in 2022.

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Employment tribunal backlog grows as Employment Rights Bill looms

The Employment Lawyers’ Association (ELA) has renewed calls for "urgent government intervention" to address the growing backlog of employment tribunal cases.

Hybrid working arrangements ‘here to stay’ despite rollback suggestions

Hybrid working arrangements continue to be widely adopted across UK organisations, with relatively few employers reducing existing flexibility.

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