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The reverse VAT charge was set to apply from next month but HMRC has delayed the introduction until 1 October 2020. How might your business be affected?Read full article
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09.09.2019What qualifies as "working at height"?An employee was seriously injured when he fell from a lorry bed while unloading the vehicle. Was this a “fall from height”, and what was the employer expected to do to protect the employee?Read full article
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A worker’s leg was seriously injured in a welding machine. How did he get so close to the dangerous parts of the machinery, and what could his employer have done to prevent the accident?Read full article
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Climate change activists are urging employees around the world to protest at inaction over the climate change crisis by walking out of their workplaces on 20 and 27 September 2019. What pre-emptive steps can you take to prevent any possible disruption...Read full article
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Costa Coffee has hit the news headlines for allegedly deducting £200 from employees’ final wages to cover the costs of their training. Is this type of wage deduction lawful?Read full article
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According to a new survey, more than one in ten retail workers have experienced inappropriate touching of a sexual nature from either a work colleague or customer while at work in their current role. What should you be doing to combat sexual harassment...Read full article
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12.08.2019Job ad language can deter applicantsA new report by LinkedIn has found that certain wording in job ads can be off-putting to a gender-diverse range of applicants. What can you learn?Read full article
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Molson Coors Brewing Company has hit the news headlines by announcing that it’s offering its staff an additional two weeks’ paid annual “life leave” on top of their existing holiday entitlement. What’s this all about and is it something you...Read full article
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The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has announced that it has issued notices of its intention to fine British Airways (BA) £183.39 million and Marriott International, Inc. (Marriott) £99.2 million for infringements of the GDPR. What was the...Read full article
