Immigrants working in the UK on average incomes could have to wait up to 25 years to apply to settle if they have claimed ...

EHRC enters section 23 legal agreement with Welsh government after identifying several failures to comply with the Public ...

A leak of the EHRC code of practice has suggested that trans people could be asked about their sex based on physical ...

Culture rot, career lillypadding, job hugging – a fresh batch of buzzwords have come up for our consideration.

Former Lloyd’s of London chief executive John Neal is being investigated over the promotion of a female colleague.

The Keep Britain Working final report missed the opportunity to build on its previous rhetoric about the importance of ...

Almost a million young people are still out of work, education or training, according to new data from the Office for National Statistics.

Respondents also reported that the remit of HR is expanding, even if teams are not. Almost half (47%) said HR was expected to improve productivity while managing employee wellbeing, while 40% are ...

Acas has released research to mark 50 years since it began providing workplace advice, and performance issues still dominate.

Birmingham’s long-running bin strikes are set to escalate after agency staff who had been working during the dispute voted to ...

Parliamentary ping-pong over the Employment Rights Bill continues with provisions being sent back from the Lords for further ...

Mental health is worsening among women in their late 50s and early 60s, and this could have an impact on government labour ...