Employment law: What we learnt in 2017

As we all prepare for the year ahead it's a good time to reflect on what we learnt in 2017

Five employment law predictions for 2018

?In an era of constant change it's almost impossible to predict how the next year will unfold. But here are some insights into what 2018 could have in store for the employment landscape

HRD’s pocket guide to... competition law

Our latest pocket guide explores the finer points of competition law

Gender pay reporting: Take action now

Employers with significant pay gaps could see their employee recruitment and retention severely impacted if they aren’t able to explain the actions they’re taking to address the gap

The 12 months of 2017: December

For our 12 Days of Christmas countdown we look at the most interesting HR happenings over the last year

The 12 months of 2017: September

For our 12 Days of Christmas countdown we look at the most interesting HR happenings over the last year

Millions of UK workers miss out on annual leave

?More than six million full-time workers are not taking their full annual leave allowance, losing them £1.3 billion collectively a year

The 12 months of 2017: August

For our 12 Days of Christmas countdown we look at the most interesting HR happenings over the last year

Holiday pay: Beware the incorrect employment status

The possibility of employers facing sizeable claims for unpaid holiday pay from wrongly classified workers has increased

The 12 months of 2017: June

For our 12 Days of Christmas countdown we look at the most interesting HR happenings over the last year

Is it time for care providers to move away from self-employed workers?

Alternative working patterns would still offer workers flexibility but safeguard providers against future holiday pay claims

Britain’s got neurodiverse talent – tap into it

Neurodiverse people have a lot to offer, though they often suffer from self-esteem issues