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Olivia Greer offers her expert insight

Employers should consider young mums and over-50s in recruitment strategies

Vodafone and Hestia have teamed up to share tips for how Brits can better secure their devices from the eyes of an abusive partner

Seven ways to protect your smartphone from an abusive partner

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The 19 richest people in Yorkshire and their 2024 wealth

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Popular UK shoe and footwear retailer closes stores amid rising costs

Richard Whitelock is an Employment Tax Advisory Partner at Azets Yorkshire

Bosses urged not to end up with a tax hangover after staff Christmas parties

Jacqueline Gunn offers her expert insight

How employers can help grieving staff over challenging Christmas period

An inmate uses a construction simulator. PIC: Jacob King/PA Wire

Failure to rehabilitate ex-offenders is costing on multiple fronts - Sid Madge

Chintan Gandhi shares his expert insight

CDC pensions – the next steps for new type of pension scheme

Research of 2,000 women said they would feel embarrassed and judged by their manager if they admitted the truth

One in four women afraid to tell boss real reason they are sick

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Five million people in the UK balance work and care responsibilities

Changes in employment costs brought about in last month’s Budget could leave more companies facing insolvency, Begbies Traynor has warned. Photo: Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire

More firms could face insolvency due to Budget, specialist warns

Increase in number of UK businesses fleeing to Netherlands

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I'm a business expert - I've seen these 6 remote interview mistakes

Rachel Reeves poses with the red Budget Box as she leaves 11 Downing Street to present the government's annual Autumn budget to Parliament (Photo: JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP via Getty Images)

Budget 2024: key takeaways as Reeves unveils £40 billion tax rise

Reeves revealed a historic tax increase, aiming to fix public finances and restore services 💰

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Rashmi Dubé is a partner at corporate law firm Gunnercooke. Photo by Steve Kraitt

Employers need to think hard on flexible working: Rashmi Dubé

Leon Marseglia (left), Co-founder and CEO of Youth Group UK, and Jack Parsons (right), Co-founder and Group CEO of Youth Group.

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1000s of workers to receive pay rise as Living Wage rates increase

One of the UK’s most exciting and recognised entrepreneurs, Tom Glanfield of TEGCap, from Bournemouth, Hampshire

Ad Feature Insider tricks that entrepreneurs use to get noticed

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I'm a business expert: the best time to ask for time off or a pay rise

Arun District Council has written to the Deputy Prime Minister, Angela Rayner, raising  'significant concerns' about the government's planning system reform. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)

Employment Rights Bill will 'cost businesses up to £5 billion a year'

Kirsty Dixon shares her expert insight

Expert explains how your business can create a menopause-friendly workplace

Leaders from Legal and General and Sheffield City Council gather on the terrace of No1. West Bar Square for the Building's formal handover to the authority. Left to right: Ralph Jones, Managing Director of Peveril Securities, Sir John Kingman, L&G Group Chair, Kate Josephs, Chief Executive of Sheffield City Council, Andrew Kail, Chief Executive Officer, Institutional Retirement at L&G, Councillor Tom Hunt, leader of Sheffield City Council and Ben Rodgers, head of regeneration at L&G Asset Management.

West Bar: First building in Sheffield’s £300m scheme handed to council

More flexibility for teachers and better pay and conditions for school support staff are on the cards

What Labour's new employment rights bill means for teachers

Ad Feature Hudson Contract leads the way at Apprenticeship Awards

Headline sponsor with apprentices at the heart of its business – find out why Hudson Contract were delighted to support this celebration of apprenticeships in East Yorkshire.

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Kenneth Armitage, who died after falling through the hole in the floorboards, was described as "the kindest person you could ever meet"

'Fantastic' grandad died in fall through hole left by workmen in bathroom floor

Amazon.com founder and former CEO Jeff Bezos (Photo: David Ryder/Getty Images)

'The worst employers' - Amazon makes sweeping office change

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Workplace pensions: how to check contributions - and increase them

Stephanie Burras shares her expert insight

Why Leeds is the model city for youth engagement: Stephanie Burras

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Why is the care sector not utilising apprenticeships better? - Nick Swash

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Proposal could lead to payouts if you're contacted by work after hours

Two young women on a lunch break.

How best to get to grips with finances when entering the world of work

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The best Co-op jobs as it leads apprenticeships drive - how to apply

The Indeed survey found that more employers value soft skills over qualifications (Image: National World/Getty/Adobe Stock)

'I'm a jobs expert - and employers value soft skills more than grades'

Farmers take advantage of the long hot dry weather to harvest the wheat in fields in 2022. PIC: Tony Johnson

Farmers need to be vigilant on temporary worker safety - Harry Appleton-Metcalfe

The majority of employers do not look for a graduate to have studied at a particular university when hiring, a survey has suggested. Credit: Chris Radburn/PA Wire

Fewer than one in 10 graduate employers say type of university important

Beckie Hart is regional director for Yorkshire & Humber at the CBI

Government backing for employee health tax incentives can boost economy

Dan Dickinson

New research shows growing parental support for school leaver apprenticeships ov...

Tourists refresh themselves in the water of a fountain in downtown Rome in 2005 (Photo: VINCENZO PINTO/AFP via Getty Images)

When is it 'too hot to work' - as UK braces for hottest day of 2024

Members of the Middlesbrough community come together to clean up their streets after far-right activists destroyed property following riots on 5 August (Photo: Ian Forsyth/Getty Images)

Workers' rights explained as shops close early for 'busy' day of riots

Work and pensions secretary Liz Kendall meets students at the Euston Skills Centre in north London during the election campaign. Picture: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

CBI welcomes Government’s ‘Back to Work’ plan to drive growth: Olga Watterich

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What to wear to a job interview: 7 experts give their top tips

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Torch bearer Matthias Dandois, French bicycle rider, poses for a photo with the Olympic Torch with the Eiffel Tower in view (Photo: Maja Hitij/Getty Images)

Businesses urged to be 'flexible' about time off to watch Olympics

Emma Whiting, a partner at Torque Law, said employers should expect the National Minimum Wage (NMW) rate to increase relatively quickly. She also urged employers to review and upgrade their current recruitment practices to make them as robust as possible. (Photo by Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire).

Why employers must plan now for the big upgrade to workers’ rights: Emma Whiting

The Biskery team outside their Leeds HQ

Balancing work and childcare in summer holidays is no easy task

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I'm the Global Managing Director of Reed - my tips to ace an interview

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Amazon Wakefield team celebrates national Armed Forces accolade

Ranjit Dhindsa shares her expert insight.

Businesses need to prepare for Labour's likely changes to employment rights

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9 of the best job search websites in the UK to find your ideal role

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How to answer common job interview questions - according to experts

Dream Big Day launches on June 28

Only 54% of Primary School Learners said “I can be whatever I want to be”

Mike Benner, chief executive of APIL (the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers)

North Yorkshire workplace injuries are ‘bad for workers and bad for businesses’

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