Overtaken by events?
Yesterday, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) published the Government Response to the Consultation “Reshaping workplace
Monthly Archives: June 2014
Foreign HGV Drivers Caught Driving Whilst Tired Will Be Fined
Roads Minister Stephen Hammond is giving more power to local traffic police officers, allowing them to issue on the spot fines to foreign
Hmmm…GPs could be incentivised for HWS referrals
Just back from my seminar travels, and one of the first items to grab my attention is this rather interesting article from Workplace
Going Dutch?
Some random thoughts from yours truly regarding the recent pension proposals in The Queen’s Speech (via the following link
5 Ways to Prepare For Flexible Working
With regulation on the increase in areas such as health and safety, trading standards and employment practices, a compensation culture
Retirement guidance survey
Luck, rather than judgement, ties this post rather nicely to my earlier missive today.
Our sister company, LaterLife Learning, has
A contradiction in legislation?
Yesterday I downloaded and read through the DWP’s “Fuller Working Lives – A Framework for Actionâ€, a document which aims to
Fleets At Risk of Online Security Breaches
Fleets that still operate on Windows XP may be at risk of online security breaches, Chevin has warned.
The fleet management software
The challenges of managing sickness absence
Today EEF and Jelf Employee Benefits published the eleventh national sickness absence survey, the UK’s largest business survey
Cyber Crime Costs UK Economy £6.8 Billion
The cost of cyber-crime to the UK economy amounted to $11.4 billion (£6.8 billion) in 2013, or 0.16% of the country’s GDP, a report