Graduates changing career plans because of Brexit uncertainty

Graduates are concerned about what Brexit, and its effect on the job market, could mean for them personally

Your legal guide to the gig economy

The gig economy has created legal questions, but there are several areas besides worker status to consider

Engaging with executive interims – time for a fresh perspective

Decide early on what the key success and risk factors are when hiring an executive interim

Strong start to 2017 for tech jobs

When compared to the first quarter of 2016, IT job postings have increased by 4%

Executives not looking for roles, but open to offers

Most senior workers are too busy to look for a new job, but are open to opportunities offered

Ethical due diligence: The new recruitment tool for HR

Assessing potential and current staff in terms of their cultural fit can be invaluable in establishing an ethical culture

Young people worry employers judge their social class

Over a third of young people said they felt ethnicity is a factor in securing a job

Will Brexit lead to a foreign talent exodus?

The rights of EU citizens to live and work in the UK remain unclear. How can HR ensure businesses have the talent they need?

Certain perks could retain quitting staff

Flexible working, promotions or salary increases might keep staff who have handed in their notice

What happens when you mix suits and t-shirts?

How to dial up your creative credentials with a digital start-up approach while staying true to your core values

Article 50 triggered: What does that mean for HR?

HR magazine rounds up all the areas HR professionals need to know? about in relation to Brexit

Brexit to cause government staffing challenge

Brexit has required the creation of two new departments, and existing departments are likely to need more workers