Probation is being asked to carry a great deal of weight. From 1 October 2026, the Government’s new progression model begins to change when eligible
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Reform in power: when the slogans meet the balance sheet
Campaigning is the easy bit. You can promise to slash waste, freeze taxes, fix the potholes, sweep away bureaucracy and generally make the whole creaking
Understanding Pay Gaps: Lessons from Next v Thandi
Equal pay cases rarely arrive with fireworks. They tend to come wrapped in spreadsheets, job descriptions and long arguments about “material factors”. But every so
Duffy v House of Gods: Key Insights on Interim Relief for Workers
In late 2025, a hotel worker at Edinburgh’s boutique “House of Gods” found himself out of a job after a chaotic evening shift that ended
Workers Must Stand Against Reform UK’s Assault on Rights
There are moments in the political life of a country when a proposal is so sweeping, so casually destructive, that it forces every serious organisation
Gender Pensions Gap Day: Britain’s Quietest Inequality Crisis
Britain marked an annual milestone yesterday that ought to shame any government which claims to value fairness: Gender Pensions Pay Gap Day. It is the