
Employment Tribunal judge might as well have invited workers to ‘go sick and send bosses your beer tab’
The case of the workshy driver who won an employment tribunal despite being spotted at a bar after phoning in sick is a fine example of…
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The case of the workshy driver who won an employment tribunal despite being spotted at a bar after phoning in sick is a fine example of…

For most businesses, navigating the perilous waters of Covid has been extremely stressful and taken up all their energy and focus over the past year.

The G7 finance ministers, at a meeting in London last weekend, have agreed to support a minimum global corporate tax rate of at least 15%.

It’s fantastic to see no less a person that the head of universities admissions service UCAS supporting my life-long appreciation of apprenticeships, and the fact they…

As the country returns to some degree of normality, so the drive to create jobs and tackle the current high levels of unemployment steps up a…

In the past I've criticised bosses for jumping on the 'work from home' bandwagon in the hope of saving a few quid on running offices and…

There were warning signs in late March that something terrible was unfolding in India. Case rates for Covid-19 were climbing.

After a rollercoaster year and a half, our economy is preparing to burst back to life.

Running a business is no easy thing. For the past 18 years, I’ve been on that journey of entrepreneurship.

The social media giants have found themselves in the news again, and not for positive reasons.

It’s not often that a multi-national investment bank such as Goldman Sachs shares a common bond with another fine city institution - Pimlico Plumbers!

Rishi Sunak’s comments urging businesses to encourage workers to get back into the office or risk losing them may ring true with some, but certainly not…

Policymakers may be underestimating the power of remote working to boost productivity.

Enshrining a right to work from home into law would be anti-business and set back any chance of a quick recovery from the pandemic.

When government support measures come to an end later this year, a raft of businesses that have been reliant on them for survival are likely to…