The pandemic was bad for our health, but did it leave workers better off?

The pandemic was bad for our health, but did it leave workers better off?

65 per cent of the 835 professionals surveyed say they will now only consider positions that offer flexible work options

Employment Rights Bill Second Reading

We have a two-tier economy. The rich have been getting richer much faster, while the rest of us are stuck or going backwards. These two facts are obviously linked. Last year, the collective wealth of the UK’s small band of billionaires increased by about £35 million a day. Meanwhile, according to the IFS, the past 15 years have been the worst for income growth in generations My speech to the House last Thursday: We Greens support this Bill in i…

How the employment rights bill could impact your hybrid working practices according to oneAdvanced - Legal Support Network

Since the pandemic, hybrid working has become a staple of many professional industries. With legislation currently in the House of Commons looking to make flexible working and working from home a worker's right in industries where it’s practical, what does this mean for law firms? And how can law firms pivot to ensure they are maximising productivity among an ever-mobile workforce?