IR35 Forum suggests it's time to prepare for private sector reform

Signs still point towards an announcement in this year's Autumn Budget, with the new rules perhaps coming into force in April 2019

Workers reject jobs based on poor technology

Marketing professionals most value technology when looking for a new role out of all the sectors

MPs call for end to unpaid trial shifts

MPs are calling for unpaid trial shifts to be banned, as Unite reveals that complaints have risen six-fold over the past three years.

Nurture graduate candidates by recognising their needs

Start engaging with graduates early and ensure you're highlighting what appeals to them

Campaign calls on employers to pay interview travel costs

Lost pay and the cost of travel could be pricing many out of attending interviews and so hindering social mobility

Skills and training challenges: Lessons from Carillion

While the full impact of Carillion’s collapse is unclear, it has thrown challenges around buildng a workforce fit for the future into sharp relief

'New deal' needed for young workers

?A ‘radical new approach’ is needed to improve career prospects for young people, the Resolution Foundation has said

Best supporting actor: HR at Vue

At Vue International HR has standardised processes so that others in the business can feel confident talking people

Graduate recruitment trends for 2018

2017 stood out as a year dominated by technology – and this will undoubtedly continue into 2018 too

Supporting career break returners

Investing in these candidates, with their known skills and capabilities, can pay dividends

Firms fail to offer work experience but demand work-ready skills

Employers are increasingly looking for graduates with practical management and leadership skills

My dispatch from Davos: HR concerns

Sesil Pir took part in the digital economy-, society-, education-, and gender and work-related sessions at the recent World Economic Forum in Davos