Younger workers are three times more likely to use AI tools to support their wellbeing, despite a lack of research showing they deliver tangible positive outcomes.
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The national minimum wage in Ireland will increase from €13.50 to €14.15 per hour from 1 January 2026 (£11.69 to £12.25).
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First-year resident doctors in England vote for strike action in new dispute over doctor unemployment and training bottlenecks.
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Navigating requests for unpaid leave can introduce legal and practical challenges for employers. Keep these four legal considerations in mind when assessing and responding to a request.
Requests for unpaid leave often raise tough questions for employers about how to balance compassion and flexibility with operational demands.
A refusal, even when justified, can leave an employee feeling unsupported and may even...
Almost half of businesses are not meeting their legal duties on preventing sexual harassment, despite it being almost a year since legislation was introduced.
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‘For UK employers, this shift represents a real opportunity. If the US loses its shine, the UK could position itself as a stronger alternative. But visas and salaries alone won’t be enough.’
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Rhys Novak and Robin Hayden examine the criminal offence of failure to prevent fraud, providing guidance for HR professionals and employers.
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A supportive domestic abuse policy can not only protect employees but support them with recovery.
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September's top HR questions include an FAQ on choosing between capability and disciplinary procedures when faced with performance issues.
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Labour costs have driven business leaders’ confidence to a record low, according to the Institute of Directors.
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Organisations representing adult social care sector say government's £500m investment towards new fair pay agreement is ‘simply not enough’.
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