A study has revealed that growth is being hindered by a dearth of local talent coupled with expensive visa processes, prohibiting the hiring of overseas skills.
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An engineer who tookher employer to tribunal for having to share women’s toilets with transgender colleagues has lost her discrimination claim.
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Rachel Cook and Isabella Bradstock from the law firm Peters & Peters examine various whistleblowing reforms and how HR teams can prepare.
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The top HR questions in November 2025 feature one on disclosing notes from a grievance or disciplinary procedure.
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Angela Rayner to table amendment to Employment Rights Bill to speed up implementation of six-month qualifying period for unfair dismissal.
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Police investigating Post Office Horizon IT scandal say they are considering charges of gross negligence and corporate manslaughter.
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Government could bring new six-month unfair dismissal qualifying period into force sooner, as it is now a less complex change.
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Cut in capital gains tax relief when businesses sold to employee ownership trusts makes option ‘far riskier and costlier’, say experts.
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Tax thresholds will remain frozen and pension salary sacrifice will no longer be exempt from National Insurance, the Chancellor has confirmed in today’s Budget.
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Rachel Reeves’ second budget as Chancellor attracted a wealth of commentary today (26 November), and not all for the right reasons.
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National living wage to increase by 4.1% from April 2026 while national minimum wage for 18 to 20-year-olds will rise from £10.00 to £10.85.
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