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Extended protection for pregnancy and new mums: what HR needs to know

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Kendel Shepherd outlines how employers can best prepare for proposed enhanced dismissal protections...

Failure to prevent fraud: how HR can stay compliant

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Hannah Netherton and Kitty St Aubyn explain what people teams can do to strengthen anti-fraud contro...

When are employers liable for discrimination at work?

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By setting clear policies and providing comprehensive training, businesses can ensure they’re protec...

Case update: whistleblowing disclosures and causation

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Ben Gorner considers what businesses can learn from a recent EAT ruling on the protection available ...

Employment rights bill: what to expect for the rest of 2025

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As the proposals enter the final stages before reaching royal assent, People Management explores how...

Employing foreign workers and tackling illegal working

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Ben Xu and Mairi Lubelska outline businesses’ sponsor licence duties and the importance of right to ...

Trade union reforms: what HR needs to know

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Jo Tindall outlines upcoming changes to the rules on industrial action, union recognition and worker...

HR horror stories: how to overcome three workplace nightmares

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From job ghosting to tribunal terrors, people professionals face their fair share of frights. Donna ...

Should employees be reminded to take their annual leave?

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Stacie Cheadle explains an employer's duty to ensure staff take holiday...

The duty to prevent sexual harassment – one year on

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Nicola Clarke examines the impact of the Worker Protection Act and reinforces the measures employers...

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