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A year of uncertainty? The Retained EU Law Bill 2022 and UK workers' rights

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The Work Foundation respond to the Labour market overview December 2022 released by the Office for National Statistics 
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£266,000 award to investigate disability inclusive remote and hybrid working

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Concern that Government in planning to put more out of work people under pressure to meet Universal Credit requirements

The Work Foundation respond on Government announcement that 600,000 more people on Universal Credit will need to meet with a work coach

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