A postcard from... India

Our 'postcard from' series keeps your updated on key HR areas in different countries

Brexit and business immigration: how can UK firms safeguard EU workers?

The immigration implications for EU workers in the UK remain a key question. So what might happen and how to prepare?

A postcard from... the US

Our 'postcard from' series keeps your updated on key HR areas in different countries

Shaking up employment law provision

Employment law is being 'Uberised', so is your provider still right for your business?

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

The new MAC announcement: unwanted surprises for HR

Internal transfer employees will need two years’ overseas employment before being eligible to enter the UK

The truth behind the headlines: it's still not legal to snoop on staff

Contrary to some reports, the case does not set a precedent for employers to monitor, carte blanche, employees' private messages

Net migration: why government intervention is destroying our workforce

Migration data suggests the government is intervening too much, threatening the future skills of our workforce

English employment law abroad

When does an employee who does not ordinarily work in the UK have UK employment rights?

International assignments: Key issues to consider

What legal issues do you need to consider when it comes to sending employees overseas?

How to get the most out of global mobility

With international assignments tipped to rocket, mobility strategy will be a growing concern for HR teams

Employers must have “open and honest” conversations when sending LGBT staff overseas, says KPMG head of D&I

“Open and honest” conversations with LGBT staff are required when expanding into countries with anti-gay legislation