A quarter of FTSE 350 companies have only one woman on their board, and there remain five all-male boards, according...
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The time it takes employees to get to and from work has increased over the past decade, even if they...
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The Department for Work and Pensions has launched a consultation to shape new legislation around collective defined contribution pension schemes,...
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The “real” Living Wage, the rate of pay set by the Living Wage Foundation, has increased 25 pence to £9...
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Staff and freelancers at Google offices across the world are walking out in protest of the tech giant’s treatment of...
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Women will be able to apply for any role in the military, including the SAS, the defence secretary Gavin Williamson...
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Billionaire named as the man at the centre of the "British #MeToo" scandal...
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Theresa May has said the government will bring forward a planned consultation on the use of non-disclosure agreements in employment...
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Hundreds of schools and nurseries are closed in Glasgow after around 8,000 workers began a two-day strike over a long-running...
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The Court of Appeal has upheld the judgment finding Morrisons vicariously liable for the leak of payroll data by a...
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Providing support for mental wellbeing at work can reap rewards, but HR teams often find it difficult to gain traction...
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Sacha Romanovitch, the first female head of a major professional services firm, is to resign at the end of the...
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People are more likely to turn up to work despite a mental health problem according to an annual survey of...
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The class action case against Morrisons by staff who had their payroll data leaked online by a disgruntled employee has...
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The IWGB union has a called a 24-hour strike against Uber and is urging the public not use the taxi-hailing...