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.
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There are significant gaps in perceptions around pay equity between senior leaders within organisations and their employee bases.
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Nearly two in five UK mothers are unable to return to work because of the cost of childcare.
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Managing directors must work in the office full time, JPMorgan Chase has told staff; Gartner warns against strict return to office policies.
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Fears over data security causes SD Worx to suspend IT systems at UK and Ireland division.
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The EU Retained Law Bill, which, according to unions and some politicians, is a threat to employee rights in the UK, is said to have been stalled by the government.
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Care home staff often worked extra hours without extra pay during the pandemic, new research has found.
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What does Succession, the hit HBO show, tell us about HR … or its absence?
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P&O Ferries is now looking at cutting 60 managerial UK posts with a further 60 being shifted into new roles.
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Metropolitan Police commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has said it is ‘nonsensical’ that he lacks the power to sack officers.