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Agency Workers Regulations: Key points
Agency Workers Regulations: Key points
The second part of our seminar last week covered the new Agency Workers Regulations (AWR) in order to help companies prepare for the changes which come into effect on 1st… Read more »
Frettens Update: Employment Law Q & A — Notice to terminate employment
Q What are the legal obligations upon both the employer and employee in terms of the giving of notice to terminate the employment relationship? A There are two types of… Read more »Recruitment – an extension of your brand
Yesterday we held our HR seminar ‘Recruitment — an extension of your brand’. It was a great morning which covered the importance of branding. Branding should run through the whole… Read more »Employers commonly put off by CV errors
New research has highlighted that two thirds of employers are put off from recruiting applicants because of basic errors in grammar on their CVs. The research shows the most common… Read more »The economy and unemployment: so what is the government doing about it?
With the pressure of public sector unions to strike over pensions and the worst youth unemployment for decade fuelling a lost generation, what is the government doing to combat the… Read more »Employers holding back from making significant changes due to Agency Workers Regulations
Recent figures show that 42% of employers are not planning significant changes, in comparison to 46% in July, due to Agency Workers Regulations (AWR) which come into force next month…. Read more »Temporary work is a stable option
The latest Report for Jobs, from the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC), shows that there is a healthy demand for temporary and contract employees. This is particularly the case in… Read more »National Minimum Wage to rise on 1st October
The National Minimum Wage is due to rise at the beginning of next month, causing mixed reactions about the implementation of the rise and the rates put forward by the… Read more »Keep in touch
