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14 December, 2012

Economic and child income deprivation at neighbourhood level in England: 1999 to 2009

Department for Communities and Local Government publishes statistics that show that on average, income deprivation rates fell between 1999 and 2008, but increased between 2008 and 2009.

13 December, 2012

Are ‘cultures of worklessness’ passed down the generations?

New Joseph Rowntree Foundation report shows no evidence of values, attitudes and behaviours discouraging employment and encouraging welfare dependency.

12 December, 2012

UK unemployment decreases by 82,000

New Office for National Statistics figures show that the unemployment rate has decreased to 7.8 per cent of population.

12 December, 2012

Employment Law Update

Issue 138 of Garden Court Chambers' Employment Law Bulletin is now available.

6 December, 2012

Employment Rights (Increase of Limits) Order 2012

New statutory instrument increases the limits (maximum or minimum), applying to certain awards of employment tribunals, and other amounts payable under employment legislation

5 December, 2012

Autumn Statement 2012

Government publishes Autumn Statement with measures including increasing the size of the Employer Ownership Pilot, taking it to £340 million overall; launching consultation on TUPE regulations; and publishing response to consultation on income threshold for social housing.

29 November, 2012

Employment Tribunal Rules Consultation response

The Administrative Justice and Tribunals Council publishes response that broadly welcomes the outcome of the review which has resulted a set of new procedures which are written in much simpler language.

28 November, 2012

10.5 per cent of workers are underemployed

New Office for National Statistics report shows that the number of people in work wanting more hours has increased by 1 million since 2008.

28 November, 2012

Richard Review of Apprenticeships

Department for Business Innovation and Skills publishes independent report that calls on the government to improve the quality of apprenticeships and make them more focused on the needs of employers.

27 November, 2012

Employment law update

Issue 137 of Garden Court Chambers' Employment Law Bulletin is now available.

23 November, 2012

‘Over 100,000 mothers missing from London labour market’, says CPAG

New report says that child poverty in the capital is mostly explained by low rate of parents in paid employment.

21 November, 2012

Campaign calls for businesses to help tackle youth unemployment

Government launches 'Youth Contract: Works for me' campaign which aims to raise awareness of the benefits of giving a young people opportunities through the Youth Contract.

14 November, 2012

UK unemployment decreases by 49,000 to 2.51 million

New Office for National Statistics figures show that the unemployment rate has decreased to 7.8 per cent of population.

14 November, 2012

Employment Law Update

Issue 136 of Garden Court Chambers' Employment Law Bulletin is now available.

13 November, 2012

Government announces reforms to allow parents to share up to a year’s leave after birth of child

Under the new system of flexible parental leave, employed mothers will still be entitled to 52 weeks of maternity leave, however, working parents will be able to opt to share the leave.

9 November, 2012

Closing the employment gap for disabled people

New EHRC report finds that closing the employment gap between disabled workers and non disabled workers can increase the performance of staff across the board.

7 November, 2012

Earnings in the UK over the past 25 years

New Office for National Statistics figures show how pay has changed in the UK since 1986, compares increases for the lowest and highest paid, and looks at changes since the introduction of the National Minimum Wage.

6 November, 2012

Government response to Select Committee report on apprenticeships

The Business, Innovation and Skills Committee publishes report on the government's Apprenticeships programme.

5 November, 2012

More employers must sign up to the Living Wage, says TUC

TUC welcomes announcement from the Living Wage Foundation and the Greater London Authority that the guideline rate for the living wage is to rise to £8.55 an hour in London and £7.45 elsewhere.