Sectors

The long-term effects of Covid-19, creating an ideal culture and how learnings from other industries can be applied to the...

There should be no cause for alarm as the government looks at workers' rights – the working time directive is neither here nor there

Aviva has announced the closure of offices across the UK alongside plans for an expansion of flexible working.

Now that the UK and the EU have agreed on the position of the UK post-Brexit, HR is left wondering...

Rishi Sunak needs to act now, ahead of his Budget, to help protect UK companies through the Spring to ensure...

Public-facing workers such as police officers, teachers and retail staff may soon be offered a Covid-19 jab, vaccines minister Nadhim...

Although ministers have denied there are plans to cut EU workers' rights, companies need to consider how they might be affected if the working hours directive were to be diluted.

Number of care home workers declining vaccine has fallen but sector leaders seek legal advice over refusals.

Figures show few officers investigated by the Independent Office for Police Conduct are dismissed after gross misconduct claims.

Up to 1.3 million overseas nationals have left the UK over the past year, with almost 700,000 non-UK born workers...

Tesco has been ordered by the Employment Appeal Tribunal to disclose information it holds about how much its warehouse staff...

Analysis of the impact of Covid found Hemel Hempstead and Bracknell were likely to see the most office jobs shift permanently to remote working.

The Premier Inn owner has cut 1,500 restaurant and hotel jobs, far fewer than the 6,000 first projected by the group.

A young, mainly female team influenced a hiring decision concerning a 50-year-old man, leading to his successful claim for age and sex discrimination.

Alan Jope also strongly advised all Unilever employees to be vaccinated against Covid as soon as they had the chance.