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Gender pay gap reporting: the GDP could grow by £150bn by 2025 if gap closes

6th April 2017

Gender pay gap reporting, regulations

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“Uber-style” gig economy legal case launched against Amazon logistics firm

31st March 2017

Uber-style case, gig economy, GMB launches legal case against logistics firm

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Article 50 triggers change for the UK’s immigration policy

30th March 2017

Brexit, employment law, EU workers, immigration

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Live updates: day two of the Supreme Court hearing of Unison’s challenge on employment tribunal fees

28th March 2017

employment tribunal fees report

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Are fathers being failed in the workplace? Committee hears evidence.

23rd March 2017

Fathers. flexible working, employment law, women and equalities committee

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UK CEOs earn 386 times more than workers on the national living wage

22nd March 2017

CEO paid 386 times a worker on the national minimum wage, the Equality Trust

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Five things we learnt in employment law this week (17 March)

17th March 2017

five things we learned in employment law 17 March

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Gig economy workers call for government to regulate industry

17th March 2017

Zero-hours contracts and low-paid self-employment costs the Exchequer an estimated £4bn a year, according to a new TUC report published today.

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ECJ ruling on ‘banning headscarves’ is a ‘large backwards step’

16th March 2017

Case C-157/15, G4S Secure Solutions Employers can’t simply “ban headscarves” following the new European Court of Justice ruling.

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New figures show an increase in zero-hours contracts

16th March 2017

Zero-hour contracts now represent nearly 3% of all people in employment in the UK. Official figures from the Labour Force Survey (LFS) estimate that 905,000 people are on the contracts.
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