Five employment law predictions for 2018

?In an era of constant change it's almost impossible to predict how the next year will unfold. But here are some insights into what 2018 could have in store for the employment landscape

Gender pay reporting: Take action now

Employers with significant pay gaps could see their employee recruitment and retention severely impacted if they aren’t able to explain the actions they’re taking to address the gap

The 12 months of 2017: December

For our 12 Days of Christmas countdown we look at the most interesting HR happenings over the last year

The 12 months of 2017: November

For our 12 Days of Christmas countdown we look at the most interesting HR happenings over the last year

The 12 months of 2017: October

For our 12 Days of Christmas countdown we look at the most interesting HR happenings over the last year

The 12 months of 2017: August

For our 12 Days of Christmas countdown we look at the most interesting HR happenings over the last year

The 12 months of 2017: July

For our 12 Days of Christmas countdown we look at the most interesting HR happenings over the last year

Government gender pay gap revealed

The biggest gap was found to be at the Department for Transport

Achieving equal male-female representation at all levels

Women now make up 50% of all senior positions as well as all consultancy and support roles at Montreal Associates

The 12 months of 2017: April

For our 12 Days of Christmas countdown we look at the most interesting HR happenings over the last year

The 12 months of 2017: February

For our 12 Days of Christmas countdown we look at the most interesting HR happenings over the last year

Should employers change Christmas parties to avoid harassment claims?

If you make boundaries and expectations clear then the standard is set