What does Labour’s landslide victory mean for HR?
Following their decisive victory in the recent General Election, Labour is poised to implement sweeping reforms that will significantly impact businesses across the UK.
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Tag: General election
Domonique McRae: The General Election
“Whilst there will no doubt be a myriad of different factors which influence your decision on who to vote for come polling day, there is no denying that there could be significant change in the employment sphere depending on who wins the election.”
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Key manifesto highlights for HR leaders in the 2024 general election
The general election takes place today! So, what are the main points of the manifestos?
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General Election 2019: Staff have little faith in job creation promises
23 per cent said General Election dampened decision to look for a new job.
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Women more likely to be offered flexible working than men
32 per cent of workers are not satisfied with their flexible working options.
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All main political parties have said they would like to review IR35
Sajid Javid, Chancellor of the Exchequer has said he would like to review IR35.
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The top HR stories you may have missed this week
HRreview provides a round-up of the articles in HR news this week.
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Labour minister says his party will put a stop to IR35
The Liberal Democrats have already agreed to review IR35.
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Are the 5 million self-employed workers seen as an important part of the electorate?
The Liberal Democrats in their manifesto have said they will review IR35.
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General Election burnout: Tips on how to support your employees during this tumultuous political period
Voter fatigue occurs when people have to repeatedly vote.
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UK General Election 2019: Liberal Democrats agree to review IR35
IR35 will be extended to the private sector on the 6th April 2020.
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What does the election result mean for HR?
The UK is now jostling to understand the implications of the General Election after a high-tension 24 hours resulted in a hung parliament with no single party holding a majority.
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Poll: Who do you plan to vote for in the General Election?
From immigration to employment law and workers rights, the General Election has hardly left the...
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Jackie Penlington: Election roundup – what the manifestos tell us about immigration and HR
Immigration takes centre stage again with the general election around the corner. We take a closer look at what each Party is proposing in their manifestos and what impact these policies may have on UK businesses.
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General Election manifesto digest – a breakdown for HR professionals
With the General election only a week away, business, individuals and HR teams alike will be wondering how the next UK Government plans to respond to the changing employment landscape. We’ve pulled together a brief summary of the election’s three front-runners to help you compare policies on all things work-related, from zero-hour contracts to maternity and paternity pay.
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Patrick Glencross: Employment rights and the General Election
How much will employment rights feature during the general election campaign? While the political parties rush to put together their manifestos, Patrick Glencross of law firm Cripps reviews the employment-related pledges which are emerging from the early days of the campaign, and adds some predictions for other ideas and proposals to look out for among the daily stream of slogans and soundbites.
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