With an estimated one in five 16- to 25-year-olds currently out of work (according to figures from the Office for...
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Christmas for many sectors means an influx of temporary workers. But to what degree should the employer brand be considered...
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The Government’s “Fitness for Work” assessments have been praised and vilified in equal measure since they were rolled out nationwide in...
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When the Government launched the Welfare Reform Bill in February 2010, it was heralded as the biggest shake-up of a...
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The Dutch have long been known as keen cyclists and their transport infrastructure reflects this – you only have to...
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The recent case of Michelle Palmer, a British expatriate working in Dubai who was caught cavorting on a beach with...
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Compromise agreements – where an employee agrees not to make a claim against their employer in return for a financial...
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In 1998 David Beckham sported a sarong, Monica Lewinsky and Bill Clinton were outed for their antics with a cigar,...
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With increasing numbers of Muslims employed in the UK is it time for employers to pay more than lip service...
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The current economic turbulence is great news for change management experts, who are in high demand. Georgina Fuller investigates.
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Demand for interim managers is on the increase, but whether you’re hiring or looking to move into interim work yourself,...
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You can now study almost any combination of degree subject with HR. But what real value does this add to the skills coming into the profession?
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The nightmare of equal pay claims that the public sector is facing has been well reported. UK councils alone are...
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April is always a busy month for employment regulations and this year is no exception. Five different pieces of legislation...
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The capability reviews of five more government departments published by the Cabinet Office last week revealed both positive and negative...
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