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Hermes offers drivers better rights

Theresa May urged to launch inquiry into low pay of self-employed...

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UK’s employment rate has hit its highest level ever recorded

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UK job market 'still in good health' despite dip in number of people in work

Advertised salaries reach standstill as optimism in job market stutters

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Green background with the text "The National Living Wage: A Step Up for Britain," arranged in a stair-step design, reflecting the importance of effective People Management in Human Resources.

George Osbourne warns firms not to cut perks to pay for...

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A group of four people, including one person holding a red briefcase, walk past a black door with the number 11 on it. The individuals are dressed in formal attire, likely discussing key aspects of personnel management.

George Osborne to live off new National Living Wage for trial...

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Government highlights issues around paid travel time for workers

Comments on the introduction of the National Living Wage

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Front view of a B&Q store with large, orange "B&Q" sign above the entrance and exit doors; a TradePoint sign is visible to the left side of the building as personnel shuttle in and out.

Tesco and B&Q to slow recruitment in preparation for the Living...

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Close-up of the edges of various stacked coins with different engravings and textures, resembling the meticulous details found in HR documents. The mixed metallic colors—silver, copper, and gold—create a stunning visual akin to the diverse elements managed in Human Resources.

New National Living Wage greeted with cautious optimism by UK businesses

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A bustling pedestrian street with numerous people walking, lined with shops and restaurants on both sides, almost resembling a meticulously managed HR department ensuring everything runs smoothly.

Living wage to put one million retail jobs at risk

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Four one-pound coins and part of a banknote from the Bank of England—enough to remind you of a day's effort at minimum wage.

New minimum wage could mean fewer pay rises

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Half of all employers expect to be affected by the new...

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Three quarters of workers want physical contact banned in the workplace

Employers must invest in productivity to cope with National Living Wage,...

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Rights of seasonal workers

Employment law changes could be costly, warns law firm

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Nighttime view of London's skyline featuring the Shard and illuminated HR buildings, seen across the river.

National Living Wage will not mean job losses in London

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Unemployed

Mixed reaction to latest ONS employment figures

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