Global HR

This week has seen further major companies – Citigroup and KPMG – abandon their diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives in the US.

The UK is likely to offer a youth mobility scheme, as the government looks to reset relations with the EU.

Scottish workers are awarded the biggest pay increases in the public sector, outstripping the rest of the UK.

The nurse at the centre of a tribunal against her employer, NHS Fife, has been asked to attend a conduct...

Entries are no longer being accepted to a controversial scheme offering financial rewards for staff resignations.

Oil giant Chevron Corporation is to make up to 8,000 employees redundant by the end of 2026 in a bid to cut costs.

Goldman Sachs scraps an internal diversity rule that banned the bank from advising all-male and all-white boards on company flotations.

DEI initiatives in the US are under attack, but the evidence in favour of maintaining gender diversity programmes still stands up.

Google owner Alphabet says it will no longer set hiring targets to improve workforce diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI)

President Trump claimed that one potential underlying reason for the crash was DEI policies and the Democrat party's role in encouraging them.

Almost all federal employees have until 6 February to decide whether to resign, as Donald Trump reduces government headcount.

Cardiff University confirms proposals to cut 400 academic jobs – 7% of its total workforce – in an effort to secure long-term future.

More than 1,000 British jobs have been saved following the takeover of Titanic shipbuilder Harland & Wolff (H&W).

Most senior HR and c-suite professionals in the UK expect the rapid retreat from diversity, equity and inclusion programmes in the US to influence the UK workplace.

LinkedIn has been accused in the US of sharing users’ private messages with other companies to train artificial intelligence models.