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A meeting you cannot follow can cost you training, shifts or a fair hearing. Here is how to ask for changes, get support and protect your claim.
A supplier's kickback, cash for better shifts, an unofficial fee abroad. What counts as bribery, when employers face liability, and how to raise a concern safely.
Discover how to manage e-waste handling and disposal safety, ensuring environmental compliance and workplace security.
Busy weeks need not mean an unpredictable basic salary. What matters is the annual total, how reserve hours are called in and when extra work earns extra pay.
A rota can meet the hours limit and still leave you dangerously tired. Know your night-work rights, what your employer must change and where to get help.
Explore how COVID-19 impact on working hours has reshaped our work life, leading to new schedules and leave policies in the UK.
Jack's Law gives eligible employees two weeks away from work. Tell your employer when you need leave; claim any statutory pay separately and on time.
Pain after a shift is a reason to review the work, not write you off. Your employer must assess the risks and your capability, not make assumptions about your age.
The agency's advertised rate may include costs that never become your wages. Check who employs you, what you are actually owed and where to take a pay complaint.
Your employer must keep enough evidence to prove your hours and pay. Start your own shift log today, especially if overtime, breaks or travel time go missing.
A safety tracker does not excuse an unsafe workload. Your employer must assess the risks, consult employees and make the work safe.
Your employer must let you attend court, but wages are not guaranteed. Check what your court will cover before a long trial leaves you short.