Adam McCulloch

With the onset of the football season, stress could begin to escalate – but there are techniques to relieve it, such as cycling perhaps. Adam McCulloch continues his series of light-hearted takes on HR themes

July saw the slowest increases in permanent staff appointments and the use of temps in 17 months, as recruiters across...

Rising costs have prompted 42% of UK workers to consider coming into the office in order to save money on home energy bills, research has found.

After reporting record profits, fuels giant Shell is set to give most of its 82,000 workers a one-off 8% bonus.

The UK's tax authorities suspect large businesses of underpaying £1.4bn in employment taxes as they promise to crack down on ‘hidden employees’.

The weather is causing somnolence – and so are video meetings, according to new findings.

In the first national telecoms strike since 1987, thousands of BT and Openreach workers have walked out, with more than 250 picket lines being formed across the UK.

92% of Unite's members at the Port of Felixstowe, the UK's busiest and Europe's eighth busiest container port, voted in favour of strike action.

The spectre of a general strike in the UK has been raised after rail union boss Mick Lynch warned of escalating industrial action if a new Conservative prime minister moved to curb workers' rights this autumn.

‘Wildly out of touch’ pay award is a further insult to the police from the government, says Police Federation

Half of UK workers are already doing temporary work, or are planning to temp, as a direct result of the surging cost of living, according to new research.

With huge pressure on the construction industry to build new homes and infrastructure, diversity chief Mark Harrison explains how EDI initiatives will produce a fairer sector with more skills

The number of planned redundancies in the UK fell by 21% in the last quarter.

A fifth of the nation’s office workers are being prevented from taking time off work because of staff shortages and reduced resources.

Michael O'Leary has criticised the UK government over its approach to foreign workers and urged it to take a more ‘practical, common sense’ approach to post-Brexit policy.