CIPD chief executive Neil Carberry has urged the Government to delay new trade union workplace access rights until employers have final guidance and time to...
New protections from 30 October will require employers to take reasonable steps to prevent harassment of staff by customers, clients and other third parties.
The Fair Work Agency, new tribunal time limits and a tougher duty to prevent harassment mean recruitment agencies need their records, terms and payroll chains in...
Longer tribunal claim windows and stronger harassment duties put workforce records and supply-chain arrangements under scrutiny, according to Magnit Global.
HR teams should review risk assessments, training and reporting routes ahead of the requirement to take all reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment, says...
Lloyd Clarke of Attwells Solicitors highlights the importance of meaningful consultation, suitable alternative roles and clear information about notice and pay.
Gi Group’s Sally Charlton is urging employers to review recording policies and staff training as workplace social media content raises questions about privacy,...
The recruitment body says tax simplification could ease business burdens, but tackling youth unemployment and skills shortages also requires a sustained workforce...
RSM UK urges employers to plan for a new trade union access framework expected on 30 October, subject to parliamentary approval, with short response and...
Jack Mellor, CEO of Personnel Checks, explains why a pupil’s age, planned activities and supervision arrangements should guide employers’ approach to DBS...