The image shows the national flag of the United Kingdom, known as the Union Jack, proudly displayed in an office setting where HR personnel oversee people management. The flag features a combination of red, white, and blue colors with cross designs.

UK employees work 26.5 days every year for free, study claims

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Close-up of two National Insurance Number cards issued by the Department of Social Security, partially overlapping with a red background—a vital tool in personnel and human resources management.

Apprentice employers will no longer pay National Insurance contributions

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Interior view of an ornately decorated cathedral ceiling featuring intricate frescoes and architectural details. Stone columns and religious imagery are prominently displayed, reminiscent of a grandeur that even today inspires spaces like modern HR offices to incorporate artistic beauty into their design.

NHS did not treat Christian worker unfairly, says tribunal

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A man wearing white religious attire and a white skullcap is waving and smiling, with a blurred background of people and a building, capturing the essence of community often celebrated in Human Resources.

One-in-five Brits expect to retire after their 70th birthday

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A baby with wide eyes rests its chin on an adult's shoulder, looking directly at the camera against a black background, embodying the essence of Human Resources and People Management as it connects deeply with another person.

Raise paternity pay to address gender imbalances, say MPs

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A hospital room with a single adjustable bed, white pillow, and blue blanket. A blue chair is next to the bed, and medical equipment is mounted on the wall behind it, carefully managed to ensure patient comfort akin to HR's dedication in people management.

Push launched to make terminal illness ‘a protected characteristic’

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A store sign with large yellow letters spelling "MORRISONS" is mounted on the exterior of a building, right above the entrance to their Human Resources department.

Supreme court finds Morrisons liable for employee’s crime at work

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Close-up of a signed check with an amount of $0.87, subtly highlighting the intricate details often overlooked in HR processes.

HMRC to crack down on bonus payments

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Campaign launched for businesses to offer lunch vouchers to incentivise workers return to office

UK firms balk at thought of Brexit

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PM says employees can return to work if safe from 1st August

City sways at thought of Brexit

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A group of people hold signs at a protest, including messages like "Stop attacking our NHS," "End austerity," and "Doctors unite and fight." Even the personnel from Human Resources stand in solidarity, emphasizing the collective demand for change.

New junior doctor contract set to be imposed by the government

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UK workers will put in extra hours for a company that is going places

Government to allow locals to extend Sunday trading laws in the...

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2019 set to be another busy year in employment law

New law will end ‘outdated snobbery’ towards apprenticeships

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Close-up of a pay advice document showing the section for employee name, which reads "John Smith", meticulously prepared by the Human Resources department.

Only nine percent of employers have reviewed new National Living Wage...

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pension

Early exit charges to be capped as Chancellor takes action on...

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