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23 November, 2018

60 per cent of workers feel better staff training is needed to reduce sexual harassment at work

21 November, 2018

Almost two million workers in the UK are on the National Minimum Wage or National Living Wage

16 November, 2018

Freehold Properties (Management Charges and Shared Facilities) Bill receives first reading

13 November, 2018

Women and Equalities Committee launches inquiry into Non-Disclosure Agreements

9 November, 2018

Ministry of Justice confirms that employment tribunal fees may be reintroduced

7 November, 2018

Employment rights amending regulations drafted in preparation for the UK’s exit from the EU

5 November, 2018

Late payments, and low and variable incomes, are leading to financial difficulty for self-employed

2 November, 2018

Scottish Parliament passes Motion calling on UK Government to allow asylum seekers to work

2 November, 2018

Government announces further details of new rights to parental bereavement leave and pay

29 October, 2018

Government announces new National Minimum Wage rates from April 2019

26 October, 2018

Gender pay gap for median earnings is 17.9 per cent in 2018, down from 18.4 per cent in 2017

25 October, 2018

88 per cent of employers reported mean gender pay gaps in favour of men in 2017/2018

19 October, 2018

Government and EHRC responses to age discrimination recommendations are ‘disappointing’, MPs say

12 October, 2018

Law Commission launches consultation on how employment and discrimination disputes are decided

11 October, 2018

Government launches consultation on mandatory ethnicity pay reporting

1 October, 2018

Legislation to be introduced to ensure workers get the tips they are owed

28 September, 2018

Almost half of self-employed adults aged 25 and over are earning less than the minimum wage

24 September, 2018

Shadow Chancellor confirms Labour would ban zero hours contracts and introduce a £10 living wage

24 September, 2018

Labour would require employers to have a domestic abuse policy, including 10 days paid leave

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