Nine employers in 10 (89%) that have a dress code in place take steps to ensure that their policy does not...
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More than half (52%) of employers expect that additional paternity leave requirements, which come into force today (Sunday), will be...
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Carolyn McCall, chief executive of EasyJet, is set to speak at an HR conference, her first since she left her...
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The Government has issued guidance which sets out the measures businesses can put in place to prevent bribery, in preparation...
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Laura Chamberlain asks if strike laws should be changed with the UK facing potential mass strikes.With up to 500,000 people having protested...
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Many company car and car allowance schemes will benefit from a raft of changes announced in the Budget this week,...
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As part of the 2011 Budget, the Government has announced that it will consult to remove the “unworkable” requirement under...
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Two employers in five have never operated a succession planning process, according to research published by XpertHR.The 2011 XpertHR survey on...
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One-fifth of public sector employers that made cuts to their wage bills in 2010 had to stop providing one or...
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The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) has confirmed that it is amending details on age limits in the...
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Six employers in 10 do not believe that their managers are confident and competent in managing underperforming staff.This is according...
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Pay awards remain settled at 2% but show signs of a gentle recovery, according to research by XpertHR.XpertHR’s January 2011...
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A review into sickness absence, announced today as part of the Government’s welfare reforms, has been welcomed by business groups.Personnel...
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Changes to the Acas guidance on the removal of the default retirement age (DRA) have caused confusion over the notice...
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The Government has confirmed that the dual discrimination provisions under the Equality Act 2010 will not be implemented in April...