Despite the recent increase in National Insurance contributions, data from Brightmine, indicates that a sharp drop in pay awards is unlikely in the near term.
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Campaigners, HR experts and employment law specialists have been having their say on a crucial Supreme Court judgment in the UK. We gauge their views.
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The number of reported breaches relating to employees’ data is at the highest level since at least 2019 when 3,010 breaches were reported to the Information Commissioner's Office.
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There are signs of momentum in the economy that may push back against the effects of rising costs, the REC has found.
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Parliament is to be recalled to debate an emergency law to save British Steel’s plant in Scunthorpe from imminent closure.
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves has welcomed new figures indicating an unexpected rate of growth for the UK economy in February.
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A recent tribunal hearing has cast light on the experiences of people with ADHD.
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London Underground drivers have voted in favour of the 34-hour, four-day working week.
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This mid-spring edition of latest moves in HR features significant appointments at three prominent UK companies: Associated British Ports, Sodexo, and Stagecoach
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Cat Little, the Cabinet Office’s top civil servant, said she wanted the department to be ‘more strategic, specialist, and smaller’.
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An employment tribunal has ruled against a garage apprentice who said his ADHD caused him to be unfairly dismissed from...
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West Yorkshire Police have pushed back against claims based on evidence from a whistleblower that it discriminated against white British-born applicants.
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Closer alignment with the EU was becoming an urgent priority for many businesses, the IoD poll found.
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Sharon Graham writes to Angela Rayner: ‘The current escalation increasingly looks like a declaration of war on these workers’
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The UK’s construction firms cut jobs at the fastest rate for four years in March as the sector’s downturn in activity continued.