Sectors

A European Court of Justice (ECJ) case challenged the legality of Spanish legislation that permits the renewal of fixed-term contracts...

Significant employment law changes are anticipated for 2017, amid the ongoing uncertainty resulting from the Brexit referendum.
Large compliance projects...

Now in its third year, the HR Supplier Partnership Award celebrates collaboration between HR teams and their suppliers. Suppliers can...

Orbis, the joint venture between East Sussex County Council and neighbouring Surrey County Council, received the hotly contested 2016 Award...

Thurrock Council – a unitary authority in Essex – beat, among others, Essex County Council this week to win the...

The Open University has launched a new guide for employers aimed at getting the best out of apprenticeships in anticipation...

New English language requirements for public-sector workers in customer-facing roles come into force on 21 November 2016, following the publication...

Many employees are set to see their pay eroded over the next year as inflation rises and employers keep pay...

A training programme has been launched for managers dealing with former servicemen and women with PTSD. Piers Bishop explains the...

The Government has confirmed it will proceed with additional limits to exit payments across the public sector, following on from...

Senior NHS doctors and managers in England will have to declare any income they receive from private work, it has...

The autumn months promise to be a busy period for HR practitioners as they get to grips with a host...

New whistleblowing rules come into force today that apply to banks and building societies, and some investment and insurance companies....

Misconduct in public office, the criminal offence that has been used to prosecute journalists for paying public officials for information,...

Health Education England recently introduced whistleblowing protection for junior doctors. This forms part of a growing trend towards increased protection...