Global HR

Many of the City's largest law firms had spent thousands qualifying lawyers for Irish practice hoping for EU access.

As HR and payroll teams in the Republic of Ireland prepare for the new tax year, Personnel Today looks at...

Experts look back over the past nine months and gauge lessons learned.

Higher proportion of Chinese IT experts given approval for UK visas than any other nation, despite government concerns over 'hostile state actors'.

Spain: a four-day week is being considered as a measure that could boost jobs, productivity and help the country recover from the economic damage of the pandemic.

Private sector workers are set to receive average pay rises of 2.4% in 2021, up from an average of 2.2%...

Four legal specialists discuss their hopes and fears for the UK's new points-based immigration system opens for visa applications...

Recent comments by Rishi Sunak about 'hostile state actors' coupled with complex visa and sponsor licence rules risks sending the wrong message, says immigration specialist.

Risks facing the global workforce have reached their highest level since 2016, with a growing ‘infodemic’ and mental health issues among significant challenges.

The company had already announced 28,000 job cuts in September as its theme parks and cruises reel from the pandemic.

Global mobility has been stymied under Donald Trump but the new Biden administration is planning a return to a more talent-friendly approach.

Gartner study also finds a lack of diversity is undermining confidence and trust in leadership.

Evidence shows that FTSE100 boardrooms are becoming more diverse and meritocratic, a study published today has claimed, with less reliance...

In a less commented upon US ballot, California last week voted to exempt Uber and Lyft drivers from being classified as employees.

Finding out that an employee has secretly been working from another country isn’t a new problem, but it has become...