Amazon is on the brink of settling a significant legal dispute with its delivery drivers, potentially costing £140 million. This case highlights the ongoing challenges faced…
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A recent report highlights the questionable hiring practices by retailers during the holiday season.Retailers are using platforms like TikTok to hire young staff on gig contracts.Major…
A significant number of carers in the UK face financial difficulties, preventing them from taking unpaid Carer’s Leave.New research shows the economic value of unpaid care…
Navigating employment law is crucial for healthcare workers facing specific challenges in their field.Understanding employment rights can protect healthcare workers from unfair practices, ensuring a better…
The UK grocery sector anticipates the new Labour government’s Budget, focusing on key changes that could impact businesses and consumers nationwide.Businesses are calling for a revamp…
A new employment rights initiative spearheaded by Angela Rayner aims to allow 9 million workers greater legal recourse from the start of their employment, sparking significant…
The UK government is contemplating the introduction of flexible probation periods to mitigate the challenges of long-term sickness leave. This strategic idea, led by Deputy Prime…
The UK is considering new legislation to offer zero-hours workers fixed contracts after three months, sparking mixed reactions.Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and Business Secretary Jonathan…
An ideological clash unfolds between UK Labour figures Rayner and Reynolds over proposed changes to workers’ rights.The debate centers on the length of probation periods, crucial…
Tesco’s attempt to overturn a legal decision regarding employee contracts has been unsuccessful in the Supreme Court, marking a significant ruling for employment rights.The judgement prevents…