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  • Dispute resolutionLatest NewsIndustrial action / strikesTrade unions

    Birmingham bin strike to continue as ‘totally inadequate’ offer rejected

    by Nic Paton 15 Apr 2025
    by Nic Paton 15 Apr 2025

    Birmingham’s month-long bin strike is set to continue after bin workers yesterday voted “overwhelmingly” to reject an offer by the city council. The action by members of the Unite union, …

  • Artificial intelligence

    HR teams build AI use but seek more skills development

    by Jo Faragher 14 Apr 2025
    by Jo Faragher 14 Apr 2025

    Two-thirds of HR professionals now use AI in their daily tasks, according to research from Brightmine. However, only a tiny proportion (3.6%) have formally integrated AI into their HR processes, …

  • Career developmentLatest NewsEmotional intelligenceLeadershipLeadership trainingNeurodiversity

    How to build a culture that empowers neurodivergent leaders

    by Keira Wallis 14 Apr 2025
    by Keira Wallis 14 Apr 2025

    It is not just neurodiverse employees who need supporting in the workplace, but leaders too. Proactively encouraging and fostering the talents of neurodiverse leaders will pay dividends in terms of …

  • Unfair dismissal

    Accountant wins maximum payout for unfair dismissal

    by Jo Faragher 14 Apr 2025
    by Jo Faragher 14 Apr 2025

    An accountant has received a EU145,000 payout after winning an unfair dismissal case against her employer.

  • Manufacturing

    British Steel jobs look more secure after emergency legislation

    by Jo Faragher 14 Apr 2025
    by Jo Faragher 14 Apr 2025

    Workers at British Steel in Scunthorpe are feeling more optimistic about their future today after emergency legislation passed this weekend.

  • Manufacturing

    British Steel: MPs recalled to enable nationalisation

    by Adam McCulloch 11 Apr 2025
    by Adam McCulloch 11 Apr 2025

    Parliament is to be recalled to debate an emergency law to save British Steel’s plant in Scunthorpe from imminent closure.

  • Economics, government & business

    Rosier growth figures don’t take into account Trump’s tariffs

    by Adam McCulloch 11 Apr 2025
    by Adam McCulloch 11 Apr 2025

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves has welcomed new figures indicating an unexpected rate of growth for the UK economy in February.

  • Neurodiversity

    Are employers ready to recruit more people with ADHD?

    by Adam McCulloch 11 Apr 2025
    by Adam McCulloch 11 Apr 2025

    A recent tribunal hearing has cast light on the experiences of people with ADHD.

  • Trade unions

    London Tube drivers vote for TfL’s four-day week plan

    by Adam McCulloch 11 Apr 2025
    by Adam McCulloch 11 Apr 2025

    London Underground drivers have voted in favour of the 34-hour, four-day working week.

  • Movers and shakers

    Movers and shakers in HR: Stagecoach, Sodexo UK, Associated British Ports

    by Adam McCulloch 11 Apr 2025
    by Adam McCulloch 11 Apr 2025

    This mid-spring edition of latest moves in HR features significant appointments at three prominent UK companies: Associated British Ports, Sodexo, and Stagecoach

  • Civil ServiceLatest News

    Cabinet Office to shed 2,100 civil service jobs

    by Adam McCulloch 10 Apr 2025
    by Adam McCulloch 10 Apr 2025

    Cat Little, the Cabinet Office’s top civil servant, said she wanted the department to be ‘more strategic, specialist, and smaller’.

  • Employment tribunals

    Apprentice with ADHD was fairly dismissed after lunch incident

    by Adam McCulloch 10 Apr 2025
    by Adam McCulloch 10 Apr 2025

    An employment tribunal has ruled against a garage apprentice who said his ADHD caused him to be unfairly dismissed from his job after a colleague had tampered with his lunch. …

  • Positive action

    West Yorkshire Police denies positive discrimination accusations

    by Adam McCulloch 10 Apr 2025
    by Adam McCulloch 10 Apr 2025

    West Yorkshire Police have pushed back against claims based on evidence from a whistleblower that it discriminated against white British-born applicants.

  • SME

    Number of SMEs hiring staff in decline

    by Rob Moss 10 Apr 2025
    by Rob Moss 10 Apr 2025

    SME hiring falls from 24% of companies in Q4 2024 to 20% in Q1 2025, while 17% have cut back on staff, according to the BCC.

  • Hybrid working

    Post-pandemic starters seek more pay for on-site working

    by Jo Faragher 10 Apr 2025
    by Jo Faragher 10 Apr 2025

    Younger workers who started work after the pandemic expect to be paid more to work in the office full time, according to a study by BSI and think-tank Respublica.

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