Where are the highest HR salaries in England?
The ONS has unveiled substantial disparities in HR salaries across England, with the East of England emerging as the top-paying region for HR professionals.
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2 major companies end work-from-home policies
Dell and Flight Centre have announced a full return to office work for their Australian employees.
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Time is running out for employers to comply with new sexual harassment prevention laws
With just weeks to go before the introduction of new sexual harassment prevention laws on October 26, employers are being urged to act swiftly.
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Minimum wage is hurting UK businesses, says Kemi Badenoch
Conservative leadership candidate Kemi Badenoch has sparked debate after suggesting that the national minimum wage is harming small businesses.
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One in four employees actively job hunting
Approximately 7.3 million people have been seeking new job opportunities this year, driven by ongoing cost-of-living challenges.
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Trump vows to ‘take other countries’ jobs’
In a campaign speech delivered in Savannah, Georgia, Donald Trump promised that if re-elected, the United States would “take other countries’ jobs.”
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Labour and unions at odds over workers’ rights
Angela Rayner received a rousing reception at Labour’s annual conference in Liverpool as she reiterated the party’s commitment to transforming workers’ rights.
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Job vacancies decline in the UK as employers call for better data access
Employers are emphasising the need for accurate and timely data to navigate the challenging recruitment landscape.
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Amazon ends hybrid work
Amazon has announced that it will end its hybrid work policy and require staff to return to the office five days a week starting in January.
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Rayner and Business Secretary clash over workers’ rights reforms
The cabinet is divided on the extent of new employment protections. What does this mean for HR?
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Cabinet tensions rise as Rayner pushes for day-one employment protections
Tensions are rising within the UK government over proposed workers’ rights reforms, as Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner faces opposition from Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds.
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2024 Culture Pioneer Awards shortlist announced
Digital HR publication, HRZone, reveals the finalists for its 2024 Culture Pioneer Awards, a programme dedicated to celebrating progressive workplace culture change.
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PwC to monitor office attendance
PwC has announced that it will begin closely monitoring the office attendance of its 26,000 UK employees, as the firm adopts a stricter stance on its hybrid working policy.
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1 in 5 HR leaders report hiring freeze in the UK
One in five UK HR leaders have implemented hiring freezes this year, reflecting the broader cooling of the job market.
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Chancellor urged to raise state pension age to 68 in effort to “reduce misery” in Britain
A new report has called on Chancellor Rachel Reeves to raise the state pension age to 68 as part of a broader strategy to reduce public spending and improve overall wellbeing in the UK.
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Government to propose mandatory four-day workweek option for UK employees
The UK government is set to unveil new legislation that would require employers to offer flexible working hours, including the option of a four-day workweek, to all employees.
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