AI could present legal challenges in talent recruitment

Increased use of AI relies on a parallel increase in stored data, which is at odds with the regulatory environment

Government cracks down on pension scams

The measures will include a ban on all cold calling in relation to pensions

Legal-ease: Protection for whistleblowers

Whistleblowers must believe their disclosure is in the public interest to qualify for legal protection

How mediation can make heroes and heroines of HR

Mediation skills are vital for any HR professional. Accredited mediator Paul Rose explains why

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Do sleep-in shifts qualify for the minimum wage?

There are a number of potentially relevant factors to help determine if a worker qualifies

Three in five UK employees experienced disability bias

65% with a mental disability and 45% with a physical disability believe their organisation isn't inclusive

Tackling racial discrimination in schools

A NASUWT and the Runnymede Trust report concluded a pervasive culture of racism persists in schools

Where now for tribunal fees?

Employers will have to ensure they follow best practice and guidance, and the law, in managing their workforce

Tribunal fees to be scrapped

The Supreme Court has ruled that the fees – introduced in July 2013 – are unlawful

Rogue employers could face jail

The director of labour market enforcement has called for greater resources to help prosecute perpetrators

Dress codes: What your business needs to know

Goldman Sachs' decision to relax its dress code will help the firm to attract the best new talent

Southern rail fine: Can employers really blame the trade unions?

Southern’s owner has been fined £13.4 million, but was the company or the unions primarily to blame for disruption?