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More than two-thirds of chief HR officers in the FTSE 100 are women, but most are the only female in the senior executive team.
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More than 3,500 workers and former employees of Next have won a six-year equal pay claim.
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Men in England are facing “a silent health crisis”, according to a new report.
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Personnel Today asks whether the new wage threshold and dependants ban are working only too well – and may cause lasting damage to health services.
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A teacher who was sacked after describing her pupils as ‘chattering monkeys’ has lost a claim for unfair dismissal against her former school.
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Fast fashion retailer Shein has found two cases of child labour in its supply chain, according to its sustainability report.
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Hays highlights hesitancy in the UK hiring market for the year ending June 2024 as it revealed its annual profits dropped by 92%.
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In the second quarter of 2024 some 1,023 skilled worker licences were suspended (524) or revoked (499). Last year’s figure for the same quarter was 117 suspended (89) or revoked (28).
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The number of young people who are not in work, education or training (NEET) is now 872,000, Office for National Statistics data reveals.
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GCSE results in England, Wales and Northern Ireland show little change from 2023 as recovery from the Covid years continues, in most areas.
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New Home Office figures continue to show a downward trend in work visa applicant numbers, as minister looks to discourage tech sector from searching for overseas talent.
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A social worker who was discriminated against and constructively dismissed has been awarded nearly £154,000 by an employment tribunal.
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The Home Office has announced plans to recruit 100 immigration intelligence officers.
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McDonald’s will create 24,000 jobs in the UK and Ireland as it opens 200 new restaurants.
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More than a fifth of people who had to take injury leave last year were not paid while they recovered, according to MetLife UK.