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Vince Cable announces measures to give firms more flexibility and confidence in managing their workforce and to reduce employment law red tape.
Today’s package comes in response to calls from business to simplify and speed up the process of ending the employment relationship when it …
Employment Minister Mark Hoban has welcomed another fall in unemployment.
Local authorities are being invited to bid for funds
Builders, waiters and gardeners are among those who will benefit most from automatic enrolment into workplace pensions starting next month.
Leicester based hair and beauty salon owner, Mrs Rita Patel trading as Treena Professional Hair & Beauty, neglected to pay £3,361.22 in arrears…
Local authority led pilot projects that will support people to claim Universal Credit named by Lord Freud, Minister for Welfare Reform.
A business guide aimed at making more firms aware of the £80 billion potential spending power of disabled people is launched.
New project to help young Londoners improve their career prospects through vital work experience and jobs advice.
The amount of state pension money paid out to pensioners can differ by more than £200 a week - that’s a difference of £10,000 a year.
Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith today welcomed a fifth consecutive fall in unemployment.
Howard Shiplee and Sarah Veale have been appointed to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) Board as non-executive directors.
Schemes to help unemployed people get work are not slave labour, a Judicial review has ruled.
Automatic enrolment could almost double private pension income by the time people now starting work reach their retirement.
Automatic enrolment will reverse the slump in pension saving, with around half of British firms with no pension provision choosing NEST.
Almost 11 million Brits are facing inadequate retirement incomes according to new figures from the Department for Work and Pensions.
The Minister for Employment today welcomed a further increase in the number of people in work and a fall in unemployment.
Plans to make it simple for people to take their work pension with them from job to job will be published today.
Employment tribunal fees will be tailored to encourage businesses and workers to mediate or settle a dispute rather than go to a hearing.
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