Commuting time should be counted as part of the working day?
Consideration is being taken into whether those who use public transport into work should use this travel time as part of their working day.
Car Chats Podcast: East Midlands Chamber Summer Celebration
On their way back from the announcement of this year’s award shortlist at the East Midlands Chamber’s Summer Celebration, Sarah Loates (LoatesHR), Amanda Strong (Mercia Image Print) and Owen Conti (Code 56) talk about entrepreneurship and what it means to them.
The Inevitable End of Zero Hour Contracts?
The end of Zero Hour Contracts may be looming with Scottish MP Chris Stephens at the forefront of support for getting rid of zero hour contracts almost completely, despite the continued popularity of the scheme with over a million people still employed on zero hour contracts in 2017. This inevitable change has employers thinking of the impact of this change on the current labour market and therefore the overall effect it may have on the UK economy.
The misconceptions of HR: A women dominated role
In light of International Women’s Day, I was reflecting on some of the common misconceptions of HR. This including what an HR department actually does and how it is a woman’s job.
More about the 12.07% holiday accrual rate
How to calculate holiday pay (Part 3). Everyone seems to find holiday pay calculations particularly complicated and confusing. So we’ve written a series of articles to try to clarify matters a bit by explaining some of the underlying maths.
All about the 12.07% holiday accrual rate
How to calculate holiday pay (Part 2). Everyone seems to find holiday pay calculations particularly complicated and confusing. So we’ve written a series of articles to try to clarify matters a bit by explaining some of the underlying maths.
Is statutory minimum holiday entitlement 28 days or 5.6 weeks?
How to calculate holiday pay (Part 1). Everyone seems to find holiday pay calculations particularly complicated and confusing. So we’ve written a series of articles to try to clarify matters a bit by explaining some of the underlying maths.
The 7 most commonly asked questions about contracts of employment
How many can you answer?
How to avoid taking on your clients’ stress
When your clients are having a hard time, they will lean on you and it’s likely their stress will spread to you and your firm.
How to deal with stress at work
When your clients are having a hard time, they will lean on you and it’s likely their stress will spread to you and your firm.