New Adjustments Passport aim to fort to support hundreds of sick and disabled leavers from the Armed Forces to start and stay in employment.
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George Eustice says negotiations are needed to create an EU Youth Mobility Scheme, providing under-35s with a two-year visa to work in the UK
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Radiographers to strike at many NHS trusts in England, days after junior and senior doctors walk out in their dispute over pay.
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ON-DEMAND | Watch our webinar looking at the story behind Capgemini's award-winning campaign for its EDI employee networks.
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Maya Forstater awarded £105,800 in remedy judgment after CGD was found to have engaged in unlawful discrimination.
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The Strikes Bill and agency workers being able to break strikes cited as reasons for UK's downgrade in Global Rights Index.
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Arla, the UK’s largest dairy cooperative, has urged ministers to take action over the lack of workers in agriculture.
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Official data shows that inflation in May 2023 did not fall as expected, making an interest rate hike more lilkely.
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Employers with offers out for graduates and apprentices should make contingency plans for the impact of the marking boycott in universities.
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ON-DEMAND | Watch our older workers webinar to learn how employers can attract and engage this group of employees.
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Digital platform to be launched by NHS England in the autumn will help tackle the patient backlog using retired doctors.
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UK employees in the UK are some of the most disengaged, dissatisfied and angry in Europe according to Gallup.
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ON-DEMAND | Watch our webinar examining what HR professionals are prioritising around DEI, and how are employees reacting.
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Survey by conciliation body Acas finds that four out of five employers believe sides in strike disputes should seek mediation.
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Oxfam video celebrating Pride month branded misogynistic after alleged depiction of an angry JK Rowling wearing a Terf badge.