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Work-related stress occurs when the demands of the job exceed an employee’s ability to cope over a sustained period. Common causes include excessive workloads, tight deadlines, unclear roles, lack of
Following the publication of the new Employment Rights Bill in early October, the Government published its ‘Get Britain Working White Paper’; the aim of which is to make significant reforms to both employment support and the health and disability benefits system. The reforms are focussed on getting people back into work
The Worker Protection (Amendment of Equality Act 2010) Act 2023 came into force at the end of last month and it means that there is a new legal duty on employers to take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment from occurring during the course of employment. In practice, this means, that
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Work-related stress occurs when the demands of the job exceed an employee’s ability to cope over a sustained period. Common causes include excessive workloads, tight deadlines, unclear roles, lack of control over work, poor communication, and limited support from managers or colleagues. In fast-paced environments or during organisational change, these
Overview In a landmark ruling that serves as a stark wake-up call, the High Court has awarded nearly £1 million to a former marketing manager following a catastrophic mental health breakdown caused by workplace stress. The case, Foxton-Duffy v Jockey Club Racecourses Ltd, highlights the severe legal and financial consequences
The Employment Appeal Tribunal case Kankanalapalli v Loesche Energy Systems Ltd EAT 49 concerned a breach of contract claim following the withdrawal of a job offer. The central legal dispute was whether an employment offer made ‘subject to’ certain conditions created a binding contract upon acceptance (its legal term known
The Employment Rights Act 2025 introduces significant reforms to Statutory Sick Pay (SSP), coming into force from 6 April 2026. These changes will have a direct impact on how SSP is calculated, who qualifies, and how quickly payments begin. For employers, this represents an important shift in both payroll processes
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The Government is aiming to head-off a future savings crisis with a pension auto-enrolment scheme for employees – and HR departments need to be aware of the potential pitfalls that
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Sometimes you can’t rely on job sites to find the calibre of person that you need. This is where Executive Search from HR Solutions can help. We work with our
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