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Next wins ‘landmark victory’ in appeal over equal pay

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By Rob Moss Verified
| Personnel Today Verified
Next has won a ‘landmark’ legal victory in its long-running equal pay case after the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) said it was ‘not necessary’ for it to justify not increasing mostly female retail workers’ pay to the same level as warehouse workers who are predominantly men. The appeal judgment backed Next’s position that it should not have to pay shop assistants and warehouse operatives the same amount of basic pay, where market and working conditions are very different.
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Stop building courses, start building the future (webinar)

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By Rob Moss Verified
| Personnel Today Verified
Thursday 10 September 2026, 11:00am BST Whether it’s future-proofing your own career, or helping your organisation evolve – hopefully both – there is a mindset shift you need to master. Of course, AI is part and parcel of this future. But unless you make the move from “content creator” to “workforce architect”, you run the risk of getting left behind. Learning used to mean stepping away from work with course catalogues, assignments, and training hours.
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B&Q, Five Guys and NHS trusts named for NMW underpayments

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By Rob Moss Verified
| Personnel Today Verified
The Fair Work Agency has named and shamed 658 employers, including B&Q, Five Guys and some NHS trusts, for national minimum wage (NMW) underpayments. More than £4.2 million has been returned to more than 27,600 workers who had been denied the pay they were legally owed, with penalties totalling £7 million issued to the employers responsible. The average underpayment was £154 per worker, but this ranged from £8 to £23,871.
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