The Department for Education ‘lacks a coherent plan’ to meet teacher recruitment goals, according to the Public Accounts Committee.
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MasterChef presenter Gregg Wallace has been sacked as a result of an inquiry into allegations of inappropriate conduct on set.
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A diagnosis of ADHD or autism can contribute to the definition of and impact of disability, the Employment Appeal Tribunal has ruled.
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Fewer than half of young people feel ready for work after education, according to a report from the Institute for Public Policy Research.
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Parents who experience a miscarriage before 24 weeks of pregnancy will be entitled to bereavement leave.
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One in seven workers has ‘revenge quit’ their employer, according to a survey by Reed.co.uk.
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A company director has been awarded £15,000 in compensation after being told to ‘shut up’ in a meeting.
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Data skills gaps are stopping employees and businesses from making the most of the AI revolution, according to research by Multiverse.
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The Financial Conduct Authority will extend its rules governing bullying and discrimination beyond the banking sector.
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Almost four in 10 private sector workers face a ‘financial cliff-edge’ when they retire, according to a new report.
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Business confidence and recruitment expectations dropped in June after previous gains, according to the Institute of Directors.
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The government has begun the legislative process for introducing the new immigration controls set out in its recent White Paper.
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Shoe retailer Clarks has cut more than 1,200 jobs after sales plummeted by almost £100 million in its most recent...
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Co-op workers have made a significant step forward in their long-running equal pay battle.
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Using vague language in the workplace could be preventing employees from resolving conflicts, according to Acas.