Rob Moss
About Rob Moss
Rob Moss has been editor of Personnel Today since 2010. He joined the publication in 2006 as online editor, and has previously written in the optical and electrical markets.
Grant Thornton boss Sacha Romanovitch resigns after partner disquiet
Sacha Romanovitch, the first female head of a major professional services firm, is to resign at the end of the...
Mental health presenteeism on the rise
People are more likely to turn up to work despite a mental health problem according to an annual survey of...
Morrisons payroll data breach reaches Court of Appeal
The class action case against Morrisons by staff who had their payroll data leaked online by a disgruntled employee has...
Union urges Uber users not to cross ‘digital picket line’
The IWGB union has a called a 24-hour strike against Uber and is urging the public not use the taxi-hailing...
Brexit threat to men in manual jobs with few qualifications
Male manual workers with few qualifications will be most affected by new trade barriers when the UK leaves the EU,...
EAPs justify investment according to new benchmark
Employee assistance programmes (EAPs) deliver return on investment according to data suggesting that employers can typically save more than £12...
Top 10 things that people want from work
Working hours has emerged as one of the most important factors people consider when thinking about a new job or...
UK employees more lenient around ethics but more likely to report misconduct
UK employees take a more lenient approach than the European average to questionable workplace behaviour...
U-turn on tax cut for self-employed
The Treasury has announced that it will not abolish Class 2 national insurance contributions (NICs), a policy the Conservative party...
Pilot visa scheme announced for non-EU migrant farm workers
The government has announced a pilot visa scheme for non-EU migrants working on fruit and vegetable farms after the UK...
Gig professionals on the rise and HR likes it
Global research into the use of contingent workers – those professionals engaged in the so-called gig economy – shows that...
Personnel Today Awards 2018: a statement regarding our judging panel
It has been brought to our attention that the 2018 judging panel for the Personnel Today Awards is not representative...
Rail unions attack Grayling over CPI pay deal suggestion
Rail unions have reacted angrily to transport secretary Chris Grayling’s assertion that costs in the rail industry – including pay...
Employers prefer apprenticeship experience over university degrees
As thousands of students receive their A-level results this week, employers have revealed that the experience gained in an apprenticeship...
Too much collaboration kills creativity
Researchers in the US have found that collaboration among teams is welcome but that it should be limited to achieve...
