Business travel can be seen as a positive and a negative, depending on the employee, the destination and the reason for the journey. HR professionals need to keep in mind the various ways they can support staff who have to travel, whether domestically or internationally.
The rapid development of technology has permanently changed the nature of business travel, according to a new study.
Report finds issues when it comes to getting professional qualifications recognised in the EU, including differences in costs.
A company has successfully challenged a minimum wage underpayment case in relation to time spent travelling to work.
A sense of ‘permacrisis’ is gripping international businesses which could leave employees vulnerable to burnout.
Train drivers are to stage another strike in December in their long-running pay dispute with train operators.
Although 82% of companies have sustainability goals in place, only 45% have targets for sustainable business travel.
How should HR handle absence from work because of flight disruption following bank holiday air traffic control issues?
Twelve-year-old Approved Mileage Allowance Payment of only 45p per mile should be increased to 63.4p according to analysis.
Rail commuters should expect disruption for six days this week, as train drivers who are members of the Aslef union stage an overtime ban.
The diagnosis of a chronic condition should not mean an employee is denied the opportunity to take a working assignment abroad.
More than eight out of 10 workers who travel abroad for business say they have experienced negative mental health,
Naz Dossa looks at how personal safety is an issue that affects more than just vulnerable or frontline staff.
Trade union Aslef has announced a new strike in September, which will see train drivers walk out at 12 train companies in a dispute over pay.
Being more flexible about employees’ desire to carry out their job while living abroad may well prove a good way of ensuring your company can retain people.
More 20% of train services that were running before the Covid pandemic have not returned, new data shows.
