Legal & Law

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Things just got tougher for Rogue recruiters

Legal & Law

22 April 2018

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15 April 2018

UK Modern Slavery Act Non-Compliance UK Organisations a year overdue

The latest report 5th April 2018 on corporate compliance with section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act has been produced.This showed 50.8% of organisations (9627...

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6 April 2018

Harassment recommendations, a step forward but more action needed

Recommendations by the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) including outlawing non-disclosure agreements being implemented to prevent workers complaining of sexual harassment unless initiated by...

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30 March 2018

BBC pay debacle further evidence of damaging IR35 roll-out

Since April 2017, the IR35 status of contractors in the public sector has been determined by the client and not the contractor. On the same...

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21 March 2018

Working dads failed by workplace policies – MPs call for reform

The Government must reform workplace policies to ensure they meet the needs of the 21st century family and to better support working dads in caring...

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12 March 2018

After abolition of fees, employment Tribunal significantly up

8,173 single claims were filed with the Employment Tribunals over the three months to December 31st (the first full quarter since fees were abolished). This...

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3 March 2018

Further fall in EU migration will put strain on businesses – REC

Latest migration statistics published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show a fall in NET EU migration, driven by a fall in EU citizens...

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Half of recruiters are at risk of criminal charges

Legal & Law, Recruitment

28 February 2018

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21 February 2018

Cartels targeted as tip offs rise

The CMA is now launching a new campaign to encourage more people to come forward with information that will help it hunt out illegal cartels....

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21 February 2018

Immigration – What do employers want for post Brexit?

The survey of more than 2,000 employers found that the majority of employers 41% would prefer a UK-wide immigration system that is based on national...

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17 February 2018

Weinstein scandal fails to prompt radical overhaul of sexual misconduct policies

The fallout from the highly-publicised sexual harassment claims against Harvey Weinstein have failed to lead to a sweeping overhaul of harassment and sexual misconduct policies...

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Consultation in Response to the Taylor Review

Legal & Law

14 February 2018

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