Permanent staff appointments continued to fall in May, according to the latest survey of UK recruitment consultants.
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The Post Office inquiry heard on Thursday that officials considered sacking Paula Vennells in 2014.
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Teacher vacancies increased by 20% to 2,800 in November 2023 from 2,300 in November 2022, according to newly released government figures.
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Generation Z has developed an aversion to telephoning but the fight back has begun!
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The government's decision to raise minimum income requirement could be challenged in the High Court.
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Most whistleblowers who have used such channels at large international businesses and public bodies said they faced pressure not to do so.
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Spain is only country in Europe with a specific menstrual leave policy.
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Labour has updated its New Deal for Working People green paper with a more detailed group of proposals under the Making Work Pay badge. So what's changed?
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Buzzwords and HR go together like pancakes and Nutella. We bring you the latest crop from TikTok and the news you've been waiting for on the geographical spread of CEOs.
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Refusal to attend the office for at least three days a week will lead to partners at one City law firm with negative performance reviews.
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Derogatory and racist messages shared on workplace WhatsApp group. One worker was unfairly dismissed but another worker's claim failed.
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A data breach at the BBC may have seen identifying details, including NI numbers, of 25,000 staff exposed.
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The proportion of women working in engineering and technology roles in the UK has fallen.
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Paula Vennells has told the public inquiry into the scandal she was ‘let down’ by senior IT managers and the organisation’s legal counsels.
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A Nepalese farm labourer is taking a case to employment tribunal that's thought to be the first of its kind in the UK.