As the UK experiences its worst labour shortage since the late nineties, more than two-thirds of British companies trying to hire new employees are struggling to find candidates.
In the fourth decision on the matter, the Court of Appeal held that Deliveroo riders are self-employed.
The European Court of Justice has clarified that an EU law can be relied upon by Tesco store workers who are bringing a case in the UK against their employer for equal pay.
The hospitality industry is struggling to find staff to fill their high number of vacancies as they are finally allowed to open up again after months of lockdown.
Gallagher, a global risk management and insurance brokerage, is forecasting a surge in the number of disputes against businesses once the government’s furlough scheme ends on 30 September 2021.
There are growing concerns about law firms’ ‘toxic’ work cultures and the dangerous impact this has on lawyers’ mental health.
Linklaters, one of the UK’s elite “magic circle” firms, is set to elect a female senior partner for the first time in its 183-year history.
Amazon’s Alabama warehouse recently voted against the option for unionisation. Although this battle has been won by Amazon, it is apparent the efforts to secure unionisation are far from over.
The UK labour market is showing signs of picking up as recruiters report the strongest rebound in hiring for permanent positions in six years.
PwC, one of the Big Four, recently announced that it shall introduce a post-pandemic working policy where office and remote working is combined.