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Thousands more health workers from abroad whose visas are due to expire soon will be able to remain in the UK for another year free of charge.

‘There are significant diversity and inclusion issues, which are still not taken seriously.’ Ivor Adair discusses the challenges faced by the legal sector in the pandemic-shaped world.

The Prime Minister has said he has ‘full confidence’ in his home secretary Priti Patel, despite an inquiry finding she...

Millions of public sector workers in England are likely to see their pay frozen next year, but NHS staff are...

More 16 to 24-year-olds were made redundant in the summer of this year than the whole of 2019, and there...

ON DEMANDCatch up with who won what at the Personnel Today Awards 2020...

High street fashion stalwarts Peacocks and Jaeger have gone into administration, with more than 4,700 jobs and almost 500 shops being put at risk.

Halfords is training staff to help close a skills gap in the servicing of electric cars, bikes and scooters.
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Around 250,000 jobs will be created as part of a “green industrial revolution” in the UK, the Prime Minister will...

Agency workers in the care sector will be banned from moving between care homes under new government proposals to reduce...

An education union has warned of a post-Covid exodus of head teachers, with almost half who responded to a survey...

Teachers are being asked to disable the NHS Covid-19 contact-tracing app while at school in order to reduce the number...

Metropolitan Police commissioner Cressida Dick has admitted the police force ‘is not free from racism or discrimination’ as it launches...

The Personnel Today Awards 2020 winners will be revealed later this month. Each organisation on this highly competitive shortlist provided...

EHRC says it was looking at overarching systems, not individual cases, as journalists rounded on its judgment the BBC had been lawful on pay.