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Family visa salary to be increased in stages

The Home Office has said the minimum family visa salary will be increased in stages, starting at £29,000 in the spring.

United kingdomJames cleverlyYvette cooperHome officeToday awardsPersonnel today awards

Government threatens to withdraw cash from four-day week councils

The government has threatened to withdraw funding from local councils if they ignore its warnings against adopting a four-day week.

United kingdomMichael goveLee rowleyBridget smithDepartment for levellingCambridgeshire district councilLeader of south cambridgeshire district councilSouth cambridgeshire district councilToday awardsPersonnel today awards

Esther McVey s comments about public sector EDI aren t common sense

Minister's recent criticisms of public sector spending on EDI consultants ignore the reality, argues Dr Olajumoke Okoya.

United kingdomOlajumoke okoyaEsther mcveyBusiness researchDepartment for workCentre for economicsEuropean unionDaily mailCommon senseEast londonInstitutional equityEquality actToday awardsPersonnel today awards

Scotland creates new advanced income tax band

A new 'advanced' tax band is to be created for higher earners in Scotland, while those on top salaries will see their income tax increase.

United kingdomShona robisonJeremy huntAutumn statementToday awardsPersonnel today awards

Younger women more likely to demand equal pay

A survey of 2,000 women commissioned by UK law firm Stewarts found that women at different seniorities have varied perceptions of equal pay.

United kingdomJoseph lappinCharlie thompsonStewarts lawToday awardsPersonnel today awards

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