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More than 500 firms reveal their Gender Pay Gap figures

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Orla Bingham & Chris Weaver: Is office party misbehaviour the employers...

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Talent drain brought on by IR35 for contractors as more than half consider looking for other work

Key 2018 legal changes every business should know about

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Low-income workers forced to self-isolate to receive financial assistance from government

Primark and Sports Direct among 260 underpaying employers

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Thousands of Morrisons workers due compensation after staff details breach

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Stephen Moore: Employment Appeal Tribunal upholds judgment that Uber drivers are...

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Japanese company gives paid leave to non-smokers for ‘lost cigarette breaks’

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Employees are three times more likely to discuss physical ailments over mental health issues at work

What can HR learn from the Weinstein sexual harassment case?

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Close-up of a document titled "TUPE: Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations." The text provides information about employee rights during business transfers, a crucial aspect of Human Resources and People Management.

Michael Bronstein: TUPE transfers and outsourcing – a meaty question

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A person's hand holding a smartphone showing the Uber app, with blurred street lights and cars in the background during evening time, emphasizes how human resources managers seamlessly balance technology for people management.

A blow to the gig economy? Uber London loses licence to...

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Has COVID-19 put a stop to emails being main use of communication at work?

European court says employees need to be warned of office email...

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Could HR and finance working together solve UK's productivity puzzle?

Watchdog rule hits 72k City managers

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Exterior view of the UK Supreme Court building, featuring gothic architectural elements and intricate stone carvings, taken on a clear day with a blue sky, showcasing the structure's grandeur much like the HR department supports an organization's foundation.

Pimlico plumbers ‘gig economy’ case heads to Supreme Court

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A banner with the text "UNISON, the public service union" is displayed with a purple and green color scheme, reflecting its commitment to Human Resources and People Management within public services.

Employment tribunal fees are unlawful, deems Supreme Court

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What does the Repeal Bill mean for worker rights?

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