MPs publish draft Bill to close gig economy loopholes

?A new 'worker by default' status has been recommended by a joint draft Bill on ending gig economy exploitation from the Work and Pensions and Business Committees

Workers and employers want better gig economy protections

As Uber loses a key gig economy legal battle, employers and employees call for better protections

What you need to consider taking on fixed-term Christmas staff

Whatever your business it is important that you put careful thought into how to handle additional staff

Employers should prepare for three million SARs

When GDPR goes live, people will be able to submit subject access requests to current and former employers

Sexual harassment by the ‘boss’: What to do

How an employer manages the fallout from a complaint against the ‘boss’ can make or break a business

Five things you need to know about GDPR

What will GDPR mean for your firm?

Unravelling the GDPR 'accountability' principle

?Accountability is a key principle under the GDPR. However, there is little official guidance as to what it means in practice

Government should invest £13 million to support small firms

A report from the CIPD and JP Morgan suggests productivity would be improved if the government took action

Employers misinformed on European law

55% of employment lawyers think businesses outside Europe falsely believe employment, labour and pensions rules are consistent across all European countries

Tribunal fees: Where next?

Tribunal fees were unexpectedly scrapped in July. What can we expect going forward?

Leaked document proposes post-Brexit EU migrant cap

Downing Street has so far declined to comment on the report

Government cracks down on pension scams

The measures will include a ban on all cold calling in relation to pensions