Coronavirus

The government has published guidance on how businesses can safely re-open after announcing that a further easing of the coronavirus...

There will be a shift in the skills and behaviours employers will be looking for in job candidates as organisations...

With pubs, restaurants, cinemas and hairdressers set to open next month, many more people will be returning to work over...

People who are ‘shielding’ will be able to return to the workplace from 1 August, health secretary Matt Hancock has...

Venues including pubs, restaurants, cinemas, galleries and hairdressers in England will be allowed to reopen on 4 July, as social...

Small firms are now able to make a claim for a rebate for coronavirus-related Statutory Sick Pay, but do they...

Outbreaks of Covid-19 at meat processing plants in Europe and US raise issues over migrant labour and social distancing.

Research finds that fewer companies will offer a premium to attract talent in the coming months and that HR is heavily involved in business continuity planning.

Home working and the absence of 'office power' has led to major cultural shifts that will benefit the goals of diversity and inclusion.

A group of cross-party MPs has written to chancellor Rishi Sunak asking him to consider a four-day working week.

The futures of around 2,400 jobs and 67 stores are in doubt as Go Outdoors, owned by JD Sports, files a notice of intention.

Nine million people across the ‘big five’ European economies face an elevated risk of losing their jobs in 2021 because...

Animal welfare charity the RSPCA is to make almost one fifth of its employees redundant, due in part to the...

Research reveals staff subject to pay cuts while being asked to work while furloughed and people threatened with deportation unless they went along with fraud.

Demand at DIY stores and for online shopping drives surge in demand for staff but doubts persist over the sustainability of the trends.