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Spanish Government restores sectoral collective bargaining

Labour reforms overturn cuts to redundancy pay and controversial limits on the rights of trade unions made in 2012

The Statutory Sick Pay system is broken and needs urgent reform, CIPD warns

Nearly two thirds (62%) of employers agree that the Statutory Sick Pay rate is too low and should be increased

High Court finds against Uber

The app-based private hire giant's business model is thrown into doubt by the judgement

Justin Madders MP takes Employment Rights brief

Justin Madders has been appointed Shadow Minister for Employment Rights and Protections

New Director of Labour Market Enforcement appointed

Margaret Beels OBE appointed as new Director of Labour Market Enforcement.

Social care plan ‘ignores’ staffing crisis

Social care is haemorraging workers due to poor pay and conditions but the government's new plan to save the sector offers no answers.

Court of Appeal rules govt’s pandemic support discriminated against women

The Court of Appeal says the government indirectly discriminated against women but that discrimination was justified.

Govt isn’t monitoring success of its youth unemployment policy, watchdog says

National Audit Office warned that the data collected by the government is severely lacking because it conducts "relatively little monitoring"

NASUWT calls on HSE to intervene in “unsafe” school working conditions

The NASUWT has asked the HSE to intervene after government advice to teachers appeared to contradict safety regulations.

GPs vote for industrial action in response to growing pressure from govt

GPs vote for industrial action in response to growing pressure from Government

High Court asked to rule on Boris Johnson’s interpretation of workplace bullying

The FDA believes the Prime Minister misinterpreted the ministerial code when he declared that Priti Patel was not guilty of bullying.

Govt urged to pay social care workers winter bonus

There are concerns that without financial incentives, care workers will leave in their droves to take better-paying jobs.
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