Hot topic: Online sexual harassment

How can HR protect employees from predatory behaviour online?

The BBC's gender pay gap: Cuts could backfire

Ahead of a Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee hearing on unequal pay at the BBC, the broadcaster has found a solution that could be problematic in the long run

How will the abolition of tribunal fees affect small businesses?

We're no closer to knowing the full impact of the July 2017 ruling that found tribunal fees were unlawful

Don't wait for legal change to stamp out harassment

Gender discrimination is bad for women and bad for business, so it’s time to create real change

The Uber saga continues: Working hours cap

Uber introducing a limit on driving hours is the latest development in the seemingly endless barrage of litigation

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Employees accessing adult content at work

Two-fifths (41%) of employers have caught staff accessing adult content online, according to research by OneLogin

No clarity on IR35 private sector rollout

Public sector IR35 legislation has had a negative impact for many. Would the same be true if extended to the private sector?

Hot topic: Extra leave for non-smokers, part two

Japanese firm Piala recently announced six extra paid leave days a year for non-smoking staff

Hot topic: Extra leave for non-smokers

Japanese firm Piala recently announced six extra paid leave days a year for non-smoking staff

Civil Service and HSBC bosses: D&I still has far to go

Leaders should help to create cultures that are truly inclusive, which may mean admitting to uncomfortable truths

Legal-ease: Workforce relocation

When moving to new premises it is not always safe to assume that employees will make the move with you