The Chancellor’s themes in this year’s Budget Statement focused on boosting enterprise, putting the next generation first, and helping working people keep more of the money they earn.
...The Governement accepts all NMW Rate Increase as from 1st October 2016.
...UK Job Market Maintains Strong Position Despite Recent Slip in Vacancies
...With the first two months of 2016 over, Resourcing Solutions were in a position to test the theory of whether January really is the most popular month to change jobs.
...Amidst the national debate on whether or not the UK should remain part of the EU, a decision from the Employment Appeals Tribunal (EAT) has confirmed that UK legislation can and should be interpreted to give effect to EU law on the calculation holiday pay.
...The spotlight has been firmly focused on the subject of equality and diversity recently. Numerous reports from the government and think tanks across the country are proclaiming that the gender pay gap is still stubbornly in place, and that women are still underrepresented in senior leadership positions.
...The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has today handed down its judgment in the case of Lock v British Gas and found in favour of Mr Lock.
...The government have today published the draft Gender Pay Gap Regulations and further consultation and with this in mindb Below is an initial Q and A which will hopefully highlight some of the key facts
...THE salaries for advertised positions in the digital sector in Leeds are higher than in any other part of the North and Midlands, analysis of the sector has shown.
...British jobless rate decreased to 5.1 percent in the three months to November of 2015, reaching the lowest level since August to October
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