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As businesses prepare to welcome staff back to the workplace, experts caution they need to be ‘very careful’ when demanding proof of immunity

Complications of furlough and economic fallout of restrictions have hit low-paying sectors hardest, says Low Pay Commission

Lifting of restrictions still dependent on low infection rates, Johnson highlights, as experts call for continued flexibility from employers

But experts urge businesses to continue preparing for a return to face-to-face inspections next month or risk discrimination claims

The government is putting skills front and centre of its new legislative agenda, but made no mention of an anticipated unified employment bill

Judge says investigation was not conducted as would be expected by an employer of respondent’s ‘size and administrative resources’

CIPD warns skills reforms promised in today’s Queen’s speech will be ‘fatally undermined’ without levy reform

Staff turnover represents single biggest expense, as research also reveals nearly half a million workers resign every year over disputes