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Tipping: Unite demands ‘flawed’ code of practice is withdrawn

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By Rob Moss Verified
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Unite has demanded that a ‘flawed’ draft code of practice on the fair and transparent distribution of tips be withdrawn to allow for ‘proper consultation’. The trade union said the government has reneged on its promise to give workers full control over the allocation of tips. Instead, the government proposes that from October 2026, employers “merely have to consult” on how tips are allocated.
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NMC drops case against nurse in pronouns dispute

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By Rob Moss Verified
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The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has dropped its case against Jennifer Melle, the nurse suspended for talking to the media about how her NHS trust treated her after she misgendered a trans patient.
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German workers will need sick note from day one of illness

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By Rob Moss Verified
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Workers in Germany will require a sick note from the first day of illness after Friedrich Merz unveiled a package of reforms that also affect fixed-term contracts, executive dismissals and severance payments. Merz said that sick leave certificates can no longer be issued over the phone and that a certificate will soon be required from the first day of illness. Currently, a sick note is only required if the illness lasts longer than three calendar days.
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