New research reveals what UK employees feel about being late, and suggests it’s time for businesses to loosen up.
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A Ministry of Justice job advertisement for prison officers has fallen foul of advertising standards on race discrimination grounds.
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Less than a quarter of companies in the UK are investing in technology to improve productivity and efficiency a new study by a US tech giant has shown.
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A doctor who was unfairly dismissed from her role as medical director has been awarded £3m in compensation.
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Members of the GMB union have voted to accept the government’s 5% pay offer for NHS staff.
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The UK government has reportedly decided to radically scale back its plans to scrap or review EU laws by the end of this year.
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As the UK enters a month with three bank holidays, nearly three-quarters of UK workers are in favour of flexible bank holidays, new research has shown.
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Rail workers will walk out over four days, as the RMT and Aslef unions criticise the train operators' latest pay offer
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High court judges have imposed an injunction to stop the forthcoming nurses strike in England, as requested by the UK government, in lieu of a full hearing taking place.
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The House of Lords has voted to support an amendment to the Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill.
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Pressure is growing on ministers to set up safeguards to protect employees from the misuse of artificial technology in the workplace.
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Hundreds of Amazon workers in Coventry are on day two of a three-day strike in a dispute over pay.
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Former business secretary and COP26 president Alok Sharma has dismissed allegations that he consistently bullied civil servants.
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The letter, sent at the start of April, asked staff who “would like to consider potentially leaving the BBC under voluntary redundancy” to hold discussions with HR.
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The UK is among a small proportion of OECD countries that have still to achieve the same workforce participation rates as before the pandemic.