The TUC has called on Chancellor George Osborne to use his Budget to introduce measures that will help young people...
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UK businesses will have to embrace the benefits of older workers in order to meet the “employment deficit” caused by...
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Pensions auto-enrolment will add “another layer of red tape and bureaucracy” for employers, breaking the Government’s promise to reduce the...
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Employers need to plan ahead for the Diamond Jubilee bank holiday in June to avoid last-minute leave request clashes, Acas...
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The crisis in trust that many organisations are facing in the midst of pay cuts, redundancy and restructuring predates the...
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Migrant workers will only be allowed to settle in the UK if they earn at least £35,000, under government plans...
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The Government should make leadership development a key part of its “skills for growth” strategy in order to improve the UK’s...
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The argument over whether or not unpaid work experience amounts to “slave labour” is in danger of discouraging employers from...
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Public sector workers struggle to obtain jobs in different parts of the sector as well as in private firms, a survey...
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Laura Chamberlain talks to David Cooper, winner of Personnel Today’s HR director of the year award, sponsored by Pinsent Masons,...
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Nick Clegg is to launch a scheme to deal with the “ticking time bomb” of young people not in education,...
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The Government has published an amendment to the provisions on compromise agreements in the Equality Act 2010, after employment lawyers said that the...
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The number of people working part time because they cannot find a full-time job has reached the highest level since...
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A gay barrister who found references to his “batty boy mate” in a case file has had his claim of...
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Making sure that more people with disabilities or learning difficulties, and those from minorities, are able to benefit from apprenticeships is a priority for...