Why Latest Lawsuit Against Amazon Is One To Watch
Amazon’s attempts to prevent workers bringing about an employment tribunal were thwarted recently, with a judge ruling that the case should be heard. Amazon had
6 April 2023
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Amazon’s attempts to prevent workers bringing about an employment tribunal were thwarted recently, with a judge ruling that the case should be heard. Amazon had
Regular readers will know that we have been reporting on HMRC’s published list of “named tax avoidance schemes” since it’s inception in April 2022. Although
Millions of the lowest paid workers across the UK will receive a pay increase as the National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage rise comes
Following last week’s announcement of 1700 redundancies at Just Eat, the IWGB Union requested an urgent meeting to “discuss your sudden decision to end their
There have been two IR35 case outcomes published this week, both concern TV presenters so you might expect them to be similar, but they each
Amazon attempted to stop three lawsuits by delivery drivers seeking employment rights, however in a ruling just published a judge said the cases should proceed.
Jeremy Hunt’s first budget last week aimed to get more people back to work but less than one third (31%) of workers feel more confident
Just Eat plans to make 1,700 couriers redundant from as the takeaway delivery firm reverts back to a gig economy model and scraps guaranteed minimum
Prestigious business group the CBI has appointed temporary labour market expert, Julia Kermode, to its North-West Council as they continue efforts to support the flexible