Around 130 young people from schools across Stockport were introduced to career pathways in Health and Social Care in the borough at a Jobs Safari event at Stockport Town Hall. Delivered in partnership by Stockport Council and Stockport NHS Foundation Trust, the event gave young people aged 14 to … [Read more...]
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Greater Manchester Mayor links Good Growth Fund investment to initiative to raising employment standards
Mayor of Greater Manchester Bev Craig has announced that organisations and companies who are awarded funding from the city-region’s Good Growth Fund must also be signed up to its Good Employment Charter. First launched in 2019, the Good Employment Charter seeks to improve employment standards by … [Read more...]
Smart Works youth fair to inspire young women in Stockport
Stockport women's employment charity, Smart Works, is inspiring young women aged 16 to 25 in the borough to think about creative career options at a Youth Fair in Stockroom, taking place on 8th October. The Her Future, Her Way event will focus on women's wellbeing and uncovering the possibilities … [Read more...]
8 in 10 employees believe flexible working important in a job, finds Acas survey
A new survey by Acas has revealed that nearly 8 in 10 employees (78%) said that flexible working was important in a job ahead of a consultation by the organisation to update its Code of Practice for employers responding to flexible working requests. The poll, conducted by YouGov on Acas' behalf, … [Read more...]
SMEs to get £2000 boost when taking on young apprentices
Smaller businesses hiring apprentices aged 24 and under will receive a £2,000 grant for each young person they take on to help cover costs related to their employment. Backed by the Federation of Small Businesses, the scheme will help non-levy paying employers, which are typically small- and … [Read more...]
Greater Manchester employees asked ‘What does your work feel like?’ ahead of Good Employment Week
Good Employment Week returns from 5 to 9 October 2026, bringing together employers, employees and stakeholders to explore the role workplace culture plays in creating good employment across Greater Manchester. Led by the Greater Manchester Good Employment Charter and supported by the Bev Craig, … [Read more...]
HMRC webinars to explain how salary sacrifice affects minimum wage rules
HMRC is hosting upcoming webinars to help businesses ensure that they don't fall foul of National Minimum Wage regulations when running salary sacrifice schemes. For businesses running salary sacrifice schemes, if the scheme is not managed correctly, it could lead to National Minimum Wage (NMW) … [Read more...]
Expert Opinion: Is your workplace dog friendly?
The Hallidays HR team discuss how businesses can benefit from becoming more dog friendly and whether your workplace should accommodate for four-legged colleagues. For many people, dogs are an important part of family life, and the idea of bringing a dog into work can be appealing. A workplace dog … [Read more...]
New holiday pay reporting rules ‘baffling businesses’, warns Azets
Thousands of employers in the UK are struggling with new ‘onerous responsibility’ over holiday entitlement and pay compliance, accountancy firm Azets is warning. The issue follows the government’s 6 April introduction of the Fair Work Agency and new rules. Employers now have to maintain holiday … [Read more...]
Arc launches hospitality employability pilot programme for young people
Stockport-based charity, Arc is launching a new hospitality employability pilot programme for young people aged 18-25 who are currently not in education, employment or training (NEET), funded by the City & Guilds Foundation. Based at Arc at Hat Works, the programme will support 15 local … [Read more...]
Two in five employers unaware of upcoming sexual harassment law changes, warns Acas
A new survey commissioned by Acas has found that over two in five employers (41%) are unaware of upcoming changes to employment law to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace. The Employment Rights Act 2025 strengthens the law on sexual harassment from 30 October 2026 when employers will need … [Read more...]
First young people begin work under Jobs Guarantee scheme
The first cohort of young people have started work through the Government's Jobs Guarantee scheme as part of work to address high youth unemployment. The scheme sees Government match 18 to 24 year-olds who have been claiming Universal Credit for 18 months with paid work placements. Placements are … [Read more...]
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