Employment Tribunal hears case of sacked ethical vegan
As Veganuary kicks off this week so does a case in the Employment Tribunal, which examines whether ethical veganism is a protected philosophical belief, and … Read More
As Veganuary kicks off this week so does a case in the Employment Tribunal, which examines whether ethical veganism is a protected philosophical belief, and … Read More
Despite the fact it’s nearly half a century since the Equal Pay Act, equal pay for equal work is still a “distant dream” for many … Read More
An estimated 141.4 million working days – or 4.4 days per worker – are lost each year because of sickness or injury in the UK, … Read More
There is very little difference between the wages of men and women when they enter the workplace. However, by the time people are in their … Read More
From paid leave to flexible working to dedicated quiet, cool places to work, Channel 4 has launched its first-ever dedicated menopause policy for its staff. … Read More
Older workers are twice as likely to be recruited by business owners in the UK than younger candidates with the same skills and experience, says … Read More
Four in ten working adults in the UK are close to breaking point at work, according to a new piece of research. The study, which … Read More
Black and minority ethnic (BAME) academic staff at UK universities are paid less than their white counterparts, according to new research. Not only is there … Read More
The Court of Appeal has reversed the £400m minimum wage back-pay bill to care providers. This means only the hours spent awake on sleep-in shifts … Read More
An employment tribunal in Leeds has ruled that a group of Hermes couriers are workers, not self-employed. The ruling means that the 65 workers who … Read More