This week marks the 50th anniversary of the UK’s Equal Pay Act, yet employment tribunal records suggest that employers still have a long way to go before it’s aims are achieved.
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We shine a light on the effort businesses have made, big and small, to support their staff and the community during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The vast majority (90%) of employers agree that financial worries have a negative impact on an employee’s mental health, a survey by fintech company Smarterly has found.
COVID-19 will continue to cause difficulty for employers even when the worst effects of the pandemic have passed.
The government’s immigration bill has been criticised as hypocritical for its proposal to end ‘unskilled’ immigration in December, ignoring the fact that many low-earning key workers are EU nationals.
Two-fifths (42%) of companies have made or are planning to make changes to their employee benefit programmes as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and the impact it has had on working life.
Following the news that Emanuel Gomes, a cleaner at the Ministry of Justice (MoJ), passed away from COVID-19 earlier this month, several questions have arisen as to whether enough is being done to protect vulnerable workers both physically and financially during the coronavirus crisis.
Almost half (41%) of all calls made by employees to their organisation’s employee assistance programme (EAP) are for mental health concerns, new figures show.
The vast majority of UK employers will be unable to hire new arrivals from the EU in 2021, the latest government data shows
A lack of employee recognition for their contributions is the single biggest factor for British people feeling disengaged at work, according to Achievers.
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