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What is Tendering in Construction?
From small tasks to entire projects – employers have numerous reasons for hiring services from contractors and suppliers. To protect yourself from unexpected risks, you may decide to enter legal agreements through ‘tendering’. In the construction industry, tendering is the process of requesting and receiving a price for a particular form of labour or service.
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What is Contract Farming?
In this guide, we’ll look at what contract farming is, who’s involved in them, and what your agreements require when conducting business with third parties.
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Top Tips on Employment Contracts for Hairdressing and Beauty
Top tips on employment contracts for hairdressing and beauty employers, or contact us for further HR, Health & Safety and Employment law advice.
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CIPD publishes report on flexible and hybrid working
The CIPD has released its report Flexible and Hybrid Working Practices in 2025, which explores the current state of these practices from the perspectives of both employers and employees, and the wider impact on areas such as performance, employee engagement, wellbeing, organisational culture, as well as equality, diversity and inclusion.
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Government launches call for evidence on unpaid internships
As part of its Plan for Change, the Government is seeking views from stakeholders on unpaid internships, internships paid below the National Minimum Wage (NMW) and other roles that may be unpaid or paid below the NMW.
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100% success rate reported for the latest four-day week trial
It has been revealed that all 17 organisations that took part in the most recent four-day working week pilot have said they would like to continue with the arrangements. The trial, which involved 1000 workers, ran for six months from November last year.
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