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Heathrow Airport to pay for EU employees' settled status

Date:: 10 December 2018

Heathrow Airport is to pay for the 350 EU nationals it employs to achieve "settled status" after the UK leaves the EU.

Largest university in UK hit by boycott over outsourced staff

Date:: 10 December 2018

Academics, students and leading politicians have launched a boycott of the University of London in support of outsourced workers who have demanded equal terms and conditions with directly employed staff.

One in four younger employees goes into work feeling drunk

Date:: 7 December 2018

One in four workers between the ages of 18 and 34 has gone to work still feeling drunk after the night before - and half of these employees have driven.

High Court upholds Deliveroo self-employment and collective bargaining ruling

Date:: 6 December 2018

The High Court has held that Deliveroo riders are self-employed and cannot form a collective bargaining unit.

Agency workers earn £400 a year less than directly employed colleagues

Date:: 4 December 2018

Agency workers are subject to a "pay penalty" of 16p an hour if they are in the same job for three months or more, according to research by the Resolution Foundation.

Scrap net migration target, say London businesses

Date:: 29 November 2018

Business campaigners have called for a radical shake-up to rules governing the immigration of workers at all skill levels.

Government must fulfil promises to keep carers in work

Date:: 29 November 2018

The government has been urged to act on the Conservative Party's 2017 pledge to introduce specific employment rights for working carers, such as statutory leave, to help keep them in the workplace.

2019 statutory pay rates revealed

Date:: 28 November 2018

The Government has published the statutory rates for maternity pay, paternity pay, shared parental pay, adoption pay and sick pay from April 2019.

Employers urged to sign charter on domestic violence

Date:: 27 November 2018

Employers are urging employers to take a more supportive role on domestic violence.

Low-skilled EU workers could benefit from 11-month visa

Date:: 27 November 2018

Leaked Cabinet papers suggest that the Home Office is drawing up plans to issue low-skilled migrants with 11-month visas "with restricted entitlements and rights" while they live in the UK.

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