28 March, 2024
28 March, 2024
However, advice to government on minimum wage policy beyond 2024 recommends it either adopts a further target or return to a 'principle-based' approach that responds to economic conditions
28 March, 2024
New statutory instrument
28 March, 2024
Changes will be introduced by legislation to clarify that orders that prevent employees from disclosing information cannot be legally enforced if they prevent victims from reporting a crime or accessing support or legal advice
27 March, 2024
Resolution Foundation finds that lowest earners are £6,000 better off per year than if policy had not been introduced in April 1999
22 March, 2024
New statutory instrument provides that, where emergency response is assessed as needed, it must be provided as if strike was not taking place
20 March, 2024
19 March, 2024
New statutory instrument revokes and replaces previous Agricultural Wages (Wales) Order
14 March, 2024
8 March, 2024
Changes made by new statutory instrument also include allowing leave to be taken in two non-consecutive weeks
5 March, 2024
4 March, 2024
New statutory instruments
1 March, 2024
New statutory instrument brings revised Code into operation on 11 March 2024
26 February, 2024
Unions, lawyers and rights groups warn that change will deter many from lodging claims and give a green light to bad employers to exploit workers
26 February, 2024
22 February, 2024
New guidance confirms that disability discrimination claims can be brought against employers if they do not comply with their Equality Act 2010 duties
21 February, 2024
New research from the Living Wage Foundation also finds that jobs held by women accounted for almost 60 per cent of the 3.7 million below living wage jobs
20 February, 2024
Subject to parliamentary approval, employment tribunals will have the power to apply an uplift of up to 25 percent of an employee’s compensation if an employer unreasonably fails to comply with the code
16 February, 2024
Views sought on matters including the rate of the equivalent NMW for the remuneration of seafarers for their work in the UK
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