Nearly 350 illegal immigrants have been working for the government in some of the country’s most sensitive offices, including the...
Employers’ Law: news in brief
In Meerts v Proost, the ECJ said that a worker who was dismissed without notice during a period of part-time...
EBR Attridge Law LLP (formerly Attridge Law) and anor v Coleman
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has confirmed that non-disabled employees who are treated less favourably or harassed because of their...
Employment Appeal Tribunal
Employers, employees and insurers have a shared responsibility for prevening burnout in workplaces, writes Dr Tarun Gupta.
In 2024, businesses have a choice: make employees feel valued or pay the price. That’s not just a figure of...
Schools are facing ‘major challenges’ as parents pull their children out of class for holidays and long weekends.
Unions have welcomed Labour's pledge to recruit thousands of extra teachers.
Experienced Personnel Today Awards judge Mark Withers shares his top tips for a successful submission that will stand out from the crowd.
Tribunal found no evidence of race discrimination in academics' case involving ethnicity, alleged microaggressions, bias and bullying.
A social worker who won a harassment claim over her treatment after sharing her gender-critical beliefs has been awarded compensation.
HR tech, pay transparency and L&D are among the key concerns of HR leaders in 2024 so far, says Gartner.
HSBC and Deloitte have pulled job offers to foreign graduates of UK universities after the salary threshold for a skilled worker visa was increased.
HR tech, pay transparency and L&D are among the key concerns of HR leaders in 2024 so far, says Gartner.
Civil servants vote in favour of strike, but the union fails to achieve turnout threshold in key departments.