Workers from racially diverse backgrounds are nearly twice as likely to have been told they won’t be getting a pay...
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With less than two weeks left to submit entries for the Personnel Today Awards 2022, we profile one of last...
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The government has opened up its new High Potential Individual visa route today (30 May) to help attract the world’s...
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A menopausal worker has lost her claims for sex and disability discrimination at a tribunal despite being told she was...
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Railway workers from 15 train operating companies have voted in favour of a national rail strike during the summer.
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Women of colour feel forced to change their behaviour and even their names because they face structural racism in the...
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Members of the largest civil service union, PCS, have voted in favour of backing national strike action.
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A Merseyside policeman nicknamed ‘Dolly’ after country music legend Dolly Parton because he was considered a clock watcher who strictly...
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Hybrid working in the city: just 14% of City workers consider the office to be their main place of work, according to a YouGov survey.
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Inflation has hit a 40-year high, so how can HR teams help staff manage the escalating cost of living short of increasing wages?
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Police Scotland has paid out almost £948,000 in compensation to Rhona Malone who brought a sexism and discrimination tribunal claim.
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A third of male managers think that too much effort is placed into supporting gender equality at work, a survey...
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The MP who chairs the women and equalities committee has slammed the government’s decision not to proceed with mandatory ethnicity...
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A Conservative MP has called for action after a manifesto pledge on paid carer's leave was absent from this week’s Queen’s Speech.
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Boris Johnson is reported to have told ministers at an away day that they must return civil servant numbers to those of 2016, reducing overall headcount by a fifth overall.