Employers Warn of Widening Skills Shortage
By Sean Coughlan, BBC Education correspondent UK Employers Seek More Skilled Staff in a Global Economy An increasing number of UK employers are wor...
Employment Law Timeline 2018–2019
Employment Law Changes 2018 30 March 2018 Gender pay gap reporting for public sector employers Public sector employers must publish their first rep...
Employment Law Update 2017–2018
Here is a concise overview of the key employment law changes introduced by the UK Government and Acas between 2017 and 2018. These updates affect e...
Employment Law: What's in Store for 2015?
Simon Rice-Birchall, a partner at law firm Eversheds, shares his employment law predictions for 2015. Notable Themes of 2014 Despite their signific...
England Needs a New Bus Transport Settlement
England’s town and rural bus services are at a crossroads. Declining passenger numbers, rising fares and service cuts have created a vicious cycle ...
England Now Needs an English Government
The 23rd June was not just about leaving the EU; it is also about England needing proper representation. This referendum has been a rejection of po...
England: One of the Worst for Bank Holidays
England is one of the worst in the world when it comes to bank holiday provision. Why England Needs Another Bank Holiday The Workers of England Uni...
England’s Water Crisis, Part 1
England is running out of water and with it the illusion that privatised utility systems can serve the public good. What began in 1989 as an experi...
English Job Losses Due to Unfair Funding
The ongoing public sector job losses in Coventry highlight the unfair funding across English counties. According to HM Treasury’s Public Expenditur...
Flexible Furloughing
On 29 May, the UK Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, outlined further details on the extension of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS). He confirmed t...