24 January, 2022
24 January, 2022
Certified service providers will carry out the checks on behalf of landlords, letting agents and employers, making ID checking 'quicker, easier and more secure'
11 January, 2022
New statutory instrument addresses High Court ruling that UK Government had failed to properly apply provisions within EU health and safety directives to ‘limb (b)’ workers
16 December, 2021
Committee argues that, as waiting times for asylum decisions increase, there is 'clear evidence' of the harm the ban causes and 'little evidence' that it provides significant benefits
16 December, 2021 Open access
New HMRC statistics also show that almost 3 million individuals received a grant from the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme
16 December, 2021
Consultation seeks views on voluntary and mandatory reporting of disability in the workforce by employers with more than 250 employees
15 December, 2021
14 December, 2021
New guidance confirms that documents delivered electronically will comply with Rules of Procedure if they bear a facsimile of signature or their typed name
8 December, 2021
Key that policy continues to protect immigration system from 'those lodging unfounded asylum claims in an attempt to avoid work visa rules', says Minister
2 December, 2021
Bill seeks to enhance the rights of employees that are subject to dismissal while taking part in protected action, and allow trade unions to request recognition from small employers
1 December, 2021
Views sought on 'behaviours in the market that are causing concern' such as failing to provide employees with holiday pay and tax evasion through disguised remuneration schemes
26 November, 2021
New report finds that Department does not know whether jobs created are of high quality, or whether they would have existed without scheme
25 November, 2021
However, Minister tells parliament that government will continue to monitor and consider its approach as evidence on long-term health symptoms and impacts of Covid-19 emerges
16 November, 2021
Convention builds on government's 'already strong position on violence against women and girls', says Work and Pensions Secretary
16 November, 2021 Open access
However, recent written answer in Parliament shows that more than half of Kickstart jobs advertised and made available for young people have yet to be filled
16 November, 2021
Provisions in the Bill include new right to three hours pay if an employee is called out to work but is subsequently not given work
15 November, 2021
Stephen Timms also says that it is disappointing that the government will not commit to a comprehensive cross-departmental strategy to respond to the changing labour market
12 November, 2021
Calling for a new Accountability for Algorithms Act, All-Party Parliamentary Group warns of marked gaps in legal protection at individual, collective and corporate levels
11 November, 2021
Strengthened guidance for employers produced at request of government as alternative to 'heavy handed' legislation
