Almost all of the 61 employers involved in the 4-day week trial have opted to carry on with it, citing benefits including fewer sick days and happier staff
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Is your business guilty of hoarding talent? In other words, do you let departments hang onto their best people or do you give them opportunities to move around and add value within other teams?
#culture#employment#boardroom
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Does your company have a menopause policy? 72% do not and are not sure how to educate and inform those in the workplace #culture#employment
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How good is your company at change? Change is almost the norm these days. Despite this, many boards would hesitate to claim they do change well. How can you prepare better for the unexpected?
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Like many of you, I have read numerous accounts of the mass sacking of 800 staff by P&O Ferries. In the eyes of many, not least the general public, this is as much a moral issue as a legal one.
Read more in our latest article.
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We're thrilled that Boardside founder Richard Port has been ranked for his employment law expertise by Chambers UK for the fifth consecutive year #ukemplaw#employment#chambersuk#chambers2022
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Key #manager behaviours that apply in most scenarios, include ✨building and sustaining relationships and ✨providing knowledge, clarity and guidance. In #MenopauseAwarenessMonth, see how these can be applied to supporting your team: https://t.co/P6hrxhQQvG #Menopause@BupaUK
Right to work checks were made digital in March 2020 in response to the pandemic. It had been the intention to reinstate full checks this month but the Government has confirmed that digital checks will remain in place until 5 April 2022 #immigration
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The Home Office has announced its plans to reform the current sponsorship system. Read more about the Sponsorship Roadmap in our latest article
#immigration#immigrationlaw#sponsorship
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Despite the fact that we’re ageing more slowly, staying active for longer and preparing to work well beyond the traditional retirement age, there is growing evidence that over 55s have lost their appeal to employers
#ageism#discrimination
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"From a legal point of view, Richard Port, principal solicitor at Boardside, assures that as long as employers have done their duty of care to ensure staff are safe in the workplace, the rest is on the employee."
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#ReturnToWork#EmpLaw#HR
It's #InternationalHRDay and we're reminding people managers about the central role they will play in the future world of work. Read up on how people management is key to employment relationships and employee wellbeing. #HRShapingTheNewFuture https://t.co/YWC1Cocc79
It's #InternationalHRDay and we're proud to recognise the amazing work people professionals around the world are doing! And with your help, we've identified 5 key trends that have #HRShapingTheNewFuture. https://t.co/tCRhKA5UKi
Right to Work Checks – Changes from 17th May 2021.
In April, the Home Office announced that the temporary #COVID19 adjusted right to work would remain in place until 16 May 2021.
A summary of the key criteria is set out below.
https://t.co/nthDZA1ykB #RightToWork#EmpLaw
In the May 2021 Employment & Immigration Bulletin, Nadine Marston discusses returning to work following the easing of lockdown restrictions and changes to government guidance in regards to right to work checks.
https://t.co/VCVJUHWGMe #EmpLaw#ReturnToWork#Lockdown#RightToWork