People in their 50s and 60s experience ageism most commonly at work, according to research from the Centre for Ageing Better.
From women over 50 to hierarchies at work, we delve into new book releases to find out what HR has been reading.
A number of HR leaders have been recognised in the New Year Honours List for 2024, which aims to recognise exceptional achievements from people across the country.
Women are among the groups of UK workers who are most likely to be affected by underemployment, according to research from the Underemployment Project, a sociological investigation of underemployment.
Diverse companies are more likely than ever to outperform their less diverse peers, according to a series of reports by business consultancy McKinsey.
Visualising retirement is key to maintain pension saving for employees aged 45 to 54, according to thinktank Phoenix insights.
A prospective HR lead who was told in a job interview that the company wanted to hire “fewer white men” has lost a race and discrimination suit at the employment tribunal.
Language barriers, precarious work and discrimination are halting career advancement for refugees.
Disability charities have protested the demotion of the government’s minister for disabled people, calling it a retrogade step for disabled workers.
Leaders at Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) used reciprocal mentoring with Black leaders across Liverpool to drive understanding, education and inclusion. Millicent Machell finds out how.
Amanda Blanc, Aviva’s chief executive, told the Sexism in the City inquiry that she vets all senior white male recruits to improve diversity and prevent nepotism.
On 11 December, The Telegraph published an article which asked if HR’s transformation from ‘corporate backwater’ to ‘a powerful force’ was largely responsible for the UK’s stubbornly low productivity...
