Small companies can often struggle to make ends meet, with business rates and rising energy bills piling pressure on already overstretched finances. However, a piece of legislation due to come in on the 6th of April may add to the woes and, according to tax... Read More
The majority of zero-hours workers — those with no guarantee of work from week to week — are just as satisfied with their working arrangements as their full-time colleagues, claims a new survey. In fact, says the Chartered Institute of Personnel... Read More
Employment tribunals became fairly commonplace in the mid-2000s and peaked between 2009 and 2010. However, figures released last week by the Ministry of Justice suggest that workers are now keen to avoid the expense and stress of a legal proceeding against... Read More
