Economics, government & business

Work and pensions secretary Liz Kendall has set out what the new Labour government's Back to Work plan will entail.

The Labour party made a long list of pledges around employment rights in its manifesto. What does this mean in reality for employers?

Dyson is cutting as many as 1,000 jobs in the UK, around a quarter of its British workforce, as part of restructuring programme.

The Labour government has begun its first week in power with announcements and meetings related to its election pledges on employment.

Labour's landslide win will usher in a new landscape for employers and employees. HR will have its hands full keeping on top of the stream of change promised in the new government's first 100 days.

On a night of political drama, Labour, as predicted, has swept to victory. We unpick some of its key proposals affecting employers.

Labour government's plans to tackle health inequalities and help more people with conditions and disabilities into work have been welcomed.

Possibly the most important phrase in the English language is ‘thank you’ (anyone who has forgotten to thank a driver...

The junior doctors’ pay dispute was the priority to be settled followed by how to meet the recommendations made by public sector pay review bodies, said Matt Wrack.

Organisational resilience and business continuity under threat from new wave of geopolitical volatility.

We round up the major political parties' policies for employers ahead of the general election 2024, taking place on 4 July.

Labour leader Keir Starmer has revealed he stops working at six o'clock on Fridays to spend time with family.

Report finds issues when it comes to getting professional qualifications recognised in the EU, including differences in costs.

Tata Steel could close its Port Talbot furnaces earlier than planned if strike action goes ahead next month.

Job postings are down by a fifth over the past year, according to job site Indeed, but interest from foreign jobseekers has increased.