With Olympic organisers predicting one million extra Games-related journeys into the capital this summer, workplace experts Acas have issued advice for employers on how to minimise the disruption to their… Read more »
… The Government has pledged that young disabled job seekers, on work experience, will be able to access extra support to help them into mainstream placements. As seen in today’s… Read more »
Described by Chris Grayling as a “giant employment dating service”, the Government have released the first set of figures for their Work Programme and hailed it as a success; but… Read more »
Is a tribunal entitled to take into account an otherwise unsuccessful internal appeal that purports to change the effective date of termination (EDT)? Yes,says the Employment Appeal Tribunal (“EAT”) in… Read more »
According to the Office of National Statistics, the number of unemployed people fell by 65,000 to 2.58 million in the three months to May — with unemployment amongst young people… Read more »
The latest quarterly Employee Outlook survey released by CIPD yesterday, shows that corporate scandals are eroding trust in senior leaders and will have a damaging impact in employee engagement. The… Read more »
This Q&A takes a look at some of the obligations employers face when assessing workplace health and safety risks for new and expectant mothers. Q: When do the obligations kick… Read more »