Global HR

On top of the vast building under construction in King's Cross, the web giant has now bought 408,000 sq ft of offices in Bloomsbury.

The US Supreme Court has blocked the government from imposing vaccine mandates that would have covered more than 80 million employees.

EU moves to establish more female boardroom representation in larger companies is set to be revived.

The European Court of Human Rights stated that Gareth Lee's 'gay cake' case had failed to exhaust domestic remedies.

The number of US workers leaving their jobs hit a record high in November, suggesting the ‘great resignation’ has become...

Independent review finds that problems at the beer company had largely been caused by its rapid growth and lack of leadership experience.

Highlights of the final eight interviews of season three of the Oven-Ready HR podcast. Essential listening.

Employees in Wales who go into work when they could work from home will receive a £60 fine, while their...

Brexit-related changes such as relocating staff or establishing new EU offices in the financial services sector has remained subdued over...

As we’ve reached the end of Season 3 of the show, here are some of the best bits for you...

The UK's labour shortage could be exacerbated by the number of rejections from the EU Settlement Scheme.

Ministers commit to discussions over a right to disconnect for government employees and those in devolved agencies.

A US company has come under fire after it dismissed 900 employees in a single Zoom meeting.
Vishal Garg, CEO...

The UK High Court has refused transport business Uber’s application to declare its gig-economy business model lawful following the Supreme...

Decentralised law firms benefit from the 'work anywhere' ethos and boom in online meetings.