The number of employment disputes relating to alleged discrimination against transgender employees has more than doubled.
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Severn Trent is to become the first FTSE 100 company to have women occupying the three key roles of chief executive, chair and chief financial officer.
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HSBC has revealed new ‘casual-style’ uniforms for its 4,000 branch staff.
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British Steel could be on the brink of cutting up to 1,200 jobs at its steelworks in Scunthorpe.
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Prime minister Rishi Sunak is considering plans to allow foreign students at UK universities to work more hours as he searches for ways to increase the labour pool.
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IBM and SAP have become the latest tech companies to slash thousands of jobs, as the slowing global economy looks likely to reduce profits.
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The vast majority of human resources leaders have said they face a significant talent retention problem.
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Plans to sharply reduce UK immigration by changing graduate visa rules have been criticised by education and business figures.
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One of the world’s leading experts on AI has advised companies to use the technology very carefully and always in conjunction with human control.
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Google’s parent company is to cut 12,000 jobs worldwide as global big tech firms continue to adjust to the post-pandemic world.
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Tesco's Bank follows other UK banks in offering staff a cost of living pay hike.
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Why employment lawyers including the head of the Law Society, are scathing about the government's Retain EU Law Bill.
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A new buzz phrase and salary news from Netflix forms the basis of our whimsical Friday view of HR this...
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The collapse of Britishvolt on 17 January saw the immediate redundancy of almost 300 staff at a site that had been forecast to employ thousands.
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It's curious that so soon after the enforced jollity of New Year's Eve we are subject to the enforced gloom of Blue Monday (16 January). So, no smiling, right?