EasyJet and British Airways have been forced to cancel flights due to staff shortages, just as passenger numbers rise for the school holidays.
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A recent Court of Appeal ruling that confirmed UK legislation does not protect striking employees from action short of dismissal has effectively 'given bosses the green light to discipline staff who strike', a union has claimed.
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Unions have reacted with fury at reports the long-awaited Employment Bill will not be announced during the Queen’s Speech in...
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The agreement comes in the wake of the murder of a female garment worker in Tamil Nadu, allegedly by her supervisor.
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Parents in Northern Ireland who suffer a stillbirth or the death of a child will soon be entitled to two weeks’ paid bereavement leave.
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Chris Taylor speaks to Tracie Sponenberg, the chief people officer at the Granite Group, about why she consders herself 'business leader specialising in people' over an HR practitioner.
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It won’t be long before work in the metaverse becomes part of daily life, according to some predictions. But this...
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California’s laws requiring corporate board diversity are currently being challenged in court, and one lawsuit is scheduled for trial in May.
Following labor reform, an unprecedented reduction is foreseen in Spain in temporary contracts. This will mean an increase in indefinite-term contracts and seasonal...
About 52 percent of Millennial and Generation Z workers were likely to consider changing companies this year, according to a new report by Microsoft.
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Ockenden Review: culture of fear and bullying stopped staff from raising concerns
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A 'culture of fear', anxiety and bullying existed within the maternity unit at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust, with staff fearing cosequences if they raised their concerns.
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