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Pay gap has widened for young women, campaigners warn
10 November 2017
Today is Equal Pay Day, marking the point in the year when women start working for free compared with men, and campaigners have warned the situation is getting worse
EAT upholds ruling that Uber drivers are 'workers'
10 November 2017
The Employment Appeals Tribunal (EAT) has today upheld last year's ruling that Uber drivers are legally classified as 'workers' and are thus eligible for basic workers' rights, including the minimum wage, holiday pay and rest breaks.
UK managers most discouraged from whistleblowing, international survey reveals
10 November 2017
A survey of 2,500 business managers across the US, Asia and Europe has found that those situated in the UK are the least likely to have been involved in whistleblowing.
1 in 20 new mothers made redundant, new report shows
10 November 2017
A new report has revealed that one in every 20 pregnant women or new mothers is made redundant, and many of these job losses are conducted unfairly.
A quarter of workers offered no training, study shows
06 November 2017
A quarter of UK workers are offered no on-the-job training outside of a basic starters' induction, a new study by the TUC has revealed.
Number stuck on low pay grows, as nearly 1 in 5 paid less than Real Living Wage
06 November 2017
Almost one in five workers in the UK are paid less than the Real Living Wage, new research has shown.
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