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French employer liable for worker’s death from heart attack after being intimate on business trip
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Women with menopause in workplace receive support from MPs who wish to implement legislation
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Women who may become pregnant face opposition from ‘significant minority’ of employers to be hired
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Clash between HR and managers: Managers reluctant to get involved in training despite HR calling for it
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HR managers feels ‘let down’ by their apprenticeship training provider
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Training not taken in to account as use of automation doubles
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Training not being provided for contingent workers despite 1.5 million UK workers falling in to this category
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More than half of employees too afraid to voice ideas to their managers
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Workers look forward to four-day week as technology helps their productivity rise
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Third of companies adopted AI in past year
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HR’s role in spearheading digital transformation overlooked
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Men want to quit their job as they believe it is affecting their mental health
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