The ‘longest, deepest, slowest’ job market – recruitment agency
1st Call Recruitment is seeing more of a downturn in the job market now than during the global…
How to prepare managers for the employment rights bill
The employment rights bill is making steady progress through the final stages of readings and amendments in parliament…
Irish accent mocking worker was unfairly sacked, tribunal finds
A manager, against whom Mr Davies had an unresolved grievance, conducted the investigation into Mr Davies’ comments, the…
Labour market improves in Q3, but challenges persist
The labour force aged 15 and over grew to 53.3 million in Q3, up 254,500 from Q2 and…
Lyons announces £12.4m jobs programme for benefit claimants
Date published: 6 October 2025 Communities Minister Gordon Lyons has announced a new £12.4 million employment drive to…
OFL: Workers pay the price as Ford’s Conservatives slash employment law enforcement
The Ontario Federation of Labour issued this media release on GlobeNewswire on Wednesday, October 8, 2025. TORONTO, Oct. 08, 2025…
Trombley Joins Firm’s Commercial Litigation, Employment Practice Groups
Senior attorney Joshua J. Trombley recently joined the Commercial Litigation and Labor & Employment Law practice groups of…
David Lammy rules out charging workers for employment tribunal claims | Employment tribunals
The justice secretary, David Lammy, has ruled out reintroducing charges for employment tribunals after a backlash from unions…
Irish accent mocking worker was unfairly sacked, tribunal finds
Google An engineering storeman sacked after saying to a colleague “top the morning to ya” in a mock…
California Expands State WARN Act Obligations
California has enacted legislation that significantly expands the information that employers must include in their WARN notices and…
My family is trying to ruin the one good thing that came out of my horrible corporate job. I’m so mad.
Pay Dirt is Slate’s money advice column. Have a question? Send it to Kristin and Ilyce here. (It’s…
Orchardists reject Luxon’s claim sector is ‘crying out’ for workers
An orchardist says the horticulture industry is not crying out for workers, as the Prime Minister urges young…