Companies to receive a grant of £3,000 if they take on young person who has been out of work for six months or more.
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17 March 2026 | Register now for our webinar examining changes to sexual harassment and whistleblowing rules in the Employment Rights Act.
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Seven in 10 UK employees ‘experimenting’ with artificial intelligence tools at work, with only 19% having taken any AI training.
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Government gives Low Pay Commission ‘full flexibility’ in deciding speed at which NMW for 18 to 20-year-olds should be aligned with NLW.
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HR professionals face growing pressure to ensure compliance in two critical areas: national minimum wage and employee visas.
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Recruiting health staff from overseas is ‘not a short-term’ fix but an important structural feature of the NHS, a parliamentary report has concluded.
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If an employee is stranded due to conflict in the Middle East, what's the best way for HR to handle it?
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The UK economy unexpectedly recorded zero growth in January, following growth of 0.1% in December.
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The number of open employment tribunals has increased by 12% and some cases will wait until 2029 to be heard.
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