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A report into institutional racism in the Church of England has concluded there is a “lack of diversity in leadership” in the Church.

A delivery driver who swore at a colleague during an argument at work wins his unfair dismissal case and is now in line for compensation.

Retail worker assault: A committee of MPs has showed its support for making assaults on shop staff a standalone offence.

Wages are expected to increase at rates higher than inflation for the first time since before the pandemic, new data finds.

The number of police officers sacked from forces in England and Wales hit a record high in the year to the end of March 2024.

Learning and development teams can accelerate and improve the way teams use generative AI, embracing what it can offer.

Striking workers at Boeing have accepted the latest pay offer which will see them get a 38% pay rise over the next four years.

University tuition fees will soar to a record high of £9,535 from the next academic year, announces the government.

Police Scotland staff have rejected a pay offer and some are ‘working to rule’ until a better offer is forthcoming.

The first official pilot of a four-day week under the Labour government begins today (4 November), with a view to presenting the findings next summer.

Kemi Badenoch caused a storm by suggesting maternity pay was too high but her misplaced words triggered a useful debate.

A US election win for Kamala Harris would have a positive impact on women in UK workplaces, according to new research.

‘I share the view that the consultation may fall short in its grasp of the complexities of today’s workforce.’

Charity trustees could soon be protected from whistleblowing detriment after a landmark case at the Employment Appeal Tribunal.

A reality TV star who worked for EE has lost an unfair dismissal claim against his former employer.