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The four-day work week can too easily be exploited
Long weekends on full-time pay is an employee’s holy grail – but it comes with trade-offs
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Staff at scandal-hit CBI must ask permission to drink at summer party
Lobbying group imposes strict rules on alcohol after sexual assault allegations
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Top earners and entrepreneurs already fleeing Britain over tax raids
Chancellor risks ruining hopes of growth amid looming exodus of wealthy, experts warn
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Britain needs the Tories to become a real Opposition
The party must show it is an ambitious and smart alternative to Labour
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Rayner’s crackdown on workplace harassment spells the end of the office party
Companies scramble to prepare for changes that load greater accountability on bosses
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Rayner hints at delays to flagship workers’ rights overhaul
Blow to union bosses as Deputy PM admits ‘not everything’ will make it into Employment Bill
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Women used as lampstands at ‘tone deaf’ tech event
Silicon Valley company admits marketing stunt was in ‘poor taste’ after sexism backlash
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Self-checkouts have been a self-inflicted disaster for Britain
Crime-ridden grocery giants forget that speaking to a human is all customers want
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‘I was one of Britain’s top lawyers – but I was terrified my husband would kill me’
Domestic abuse was long dismissed as a working-class problem – now senior women in the City are revealing their experiences
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All carers to get paid time off under proposals considered by ministers
Scheme designed to tackle worklessness by reducing pressure on those looking after elderly, sick or disabled
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Recruiter who boasted about ‘gold star’ sex life loses discrimination case
Judge says recruiter ‘readily participated in conversations of a sexual nature’ in the workplace
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JK Rowling bankrolls legal fight against workplace gender police
Gender-critical discrimination cases are drumming up huge support as CrowdJustice takes off
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Labour risks creating a nation of box-tickers
New workers’ rights watchdog threatens to intensify a culture of pointless meetings
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BP helps staff escape abusive relationships
Move comes amid focus on staff relationships and re-evaluation of policy on office romances
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Cut workers’ hours and make strikes easier, unions urge Starmer
Pressure on PM grows as report reveals UK labour laws ‘significantly’ weaker than other major economies