Zika virus: Considerations for UK employers

Can you forbid pregnant staff from travelling to risk areas, and what if someone refuses to travel?

Criminal offences outside work: what can employers do?

The Adam Johnson case highlights the issue of when to dismiss an employee charged with or convicted of an offence

Will 900,000 jobs really be lost to the NLW and apprenticeship levy?

HRDs speak on the British Retail Consortium's announcement that 900,000 retail jobs will be lost over the next 10 years

The Immigration Bill 2015/16: Make sure you're compliant

Ensure you communicate any changes caused by the Immigration Bill with the rest of the business early on

Derbyshire NHS Trust “scandal”: when should an employer give in?

Defending a claim in a tribunal will usually involve significant legal fees and risks irreparable reputation damage, so when should you settle?

Business leaders react to EU referendum news

Nearly 200 business leaders have signed a letter urging the UK to stay in the European Union

A brief guide to ethical audits

The revelation that Next Plc and John Lewis failed to detect a ‘slave workforce’ among a UK-based supplier brings the issue of slavery into sharp relief

The HR challenges of an ageing workforce

People are living (and working) for longer, which has implications for employers' age strategies beyond older workers

HR guide to dyslexia at work

Bella MacLaren from Dyslexia Action offers some advice on accommodating employees with dyslexia

Government announces new contract to be imposed on junior doctors

The government will impose a new contract on junior doctors despite opposition from the BMA

Legal lowdown: The CEO five-year sell-by date

Ex-Barclays chairman David Walker has put a sell-by date on CEOs, but how can you ensure this is managed in a legally-sound way?

New contracts: not what the junior doctor ordered

How will junior doctors' resistance to a new contract affect HR in the NHS?