The Civil Service should be recruiting “weirdos”.
‘The horrors of HR needs a bonfire’ says PMs senior adviser
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National minimum wage to rise by ‘biggest cash increase ever’
Almost 3 million UK workers to receive a pay rise in April 2020.
Bet365 boss earns 2,692 times more than Father Christmas
Denise Coates of Bet365 received £323 million this year compared to Father Christmas’ £120,000.
Did the self-employed make a sizable difference in the election?
186 seats in the election had a large amount of freelancers in the constituency.
What does a Conservative win mean for IR35 and employment law?
“I would like to remind Boris of that promise.” Review IR35.
Tijen Ahmet: Relaxing scientific visas, a sign of better things to come?
This move could ease the war on talent.
Rita Trehan: How can HR professionals deal with Boris Johnson’s scandals in the workplace?
Could HR deal with Boris Johnson in the workplace?
Brexit, deal or no-deal? More attention should be on workers rights
The TUC believes there should be far more attention on employee’s rights.
Boris Johnson victory leads to resignations as UK employees plan to leave their jobs due to their boss
Just how damaging is having an ineffective boss to your job?
New EU poll points to growing business support for Brexit
Yesterday Boris Johnson sung the Ode to Joy in German at a press conference and now all the Remain camp’s cards have started to come tumbling down….well not quite, but thing are starting to look a little shaky.
City sways at thought of Brexit
The pound has been sent into freefall this morning after a weekend of dramatic news about Britain’s potential exit from the European Union. Boris Johnson’s decision yesterday to support the exit campaign is being viewed as a major blow to David Cameron’s attempts to convince voters that it is critically important for Britain to remain in the Union.
Living wage to edge ten pounds an hour in London
The London Living Wage will rise to £9.40 an hour next year as the cost of living in the nation’s capital continues to spiral.
Flexible Sunday trading hours could create 2,000 new jobs in London
Central London could benefit from up to 2,000 new jobs with the proposal to extend Sunday trading hours.