Largest four-day working week trial shows it has been a huge success for businesses and workers
Out of the 61, at least 56 companies that took part said they plan to continue with the four-day working week
Out of the 61, at least 56 companies that took part said they plan to continue with the four-day working week
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While some employers have stepped up during the pandemic, it’s public health bodies which are side-lining union reps.
The surveillance sphere no one is talking about.
Students should be tested under a whole person assessment at 18, measuring subject knowledge, skills and experience.
Blacklisting devastates the lives of workers and their families. Here’s how we tackle it.
Almost half a million ‘bogusly self-employed’ people may be affected by a ruling by an employment appeal tribunal today.
A new report highlights the prevalence and persistence of gender stereotypes, which continue to make work more difficult for young women.
The company is gradually being forced to take its responsibilities as an employer seriously.
Major retailers are using free labour to cover staff shortages, with no intention of offering paid employment afterwards – and the Prime Minister has no idea what is going on.