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House of Lords stands firm on ERB amends - Alan Lewis comments to People Management
The House of Lords has this week stood firm against the government’s proposal to introduce "day-one" unfair dismissal rights, and have once again reaffirmed their position that there should be a six-month qualifying period. Peers argued that businesses need greater clarity and stability before such sweeping changes take effect. Speaking to People Management, Constantine Law partner, Alan Lewis , pulled no punches, describing the proposed shift from a two-year qualifying perio
Oct 29
In defence of HR - John Hayes writes for Personnel Today
The criticism of HR, levied by the Sunday Times as a bloated, obstructive force in UK business, overlooks a deeper truth: HR has grown...
Sep 25
The rise of HR in British business: John Hayes comments in the Sunday Times
The number of people employed in HR has grown in recent years, with HR roles now outnumbering doctors and lawyers in the UK, prompting...
Sep 23
Jaguar Land Rover staff told to claim Universal Credit after cyber attack halts production: Alan Lewis comments in People Management
The recent cyberattack on Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has triggered a production shutdown now stretching over two weeks, with disruption...
Sep 19
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