Further to our recent article, a new report has found that 23% of organisations are now collecting ethnicity pay gap data. Ethnicity Pay Gap Data
The latest GDP figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed that the economy contracted by 20.4% in the second quarter of 2020, compared
The decision by the Government to end furlough at the end of October 2020 has been backed by the Governor of the Bank of England.
Following on from our recent article on this issue, further research has reinforced the findings of the previous research that employees would increasingly like to
According to analysis carried out by the Resolution Foundation, more than half of furloughed workers have already returned to work with their employers. This coincides
The Law Society has joined calls from others within the legal profession for the time limits for bringing employment tribunal cases to be increased from
The Recruitment and Employment Confederation’s (REC) latest jobs outlook survey has found that there has been a modest improvement in the jobs outlook of employers.
Further to our last article on IR35, the Government has made it clear that a further IR35 delay is unlikely. Further IR35 Delay Is Unlikely
New research has found that one of the legacies from the coronavirus lockdown is that there is likely to be a long term and permanent
The Government has updated its guidance in relation to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, to confirm that monies paid under the scheme can be used
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