Organisations should invest more in networks

Research busts myths such as that participating in a women’s network is detrimental to career progression

Gender pay reporting will mask age gap

While the pay gap has shrunk for some, there's still an age disparity that pay reporting won't tackle

My New Year's resolution for HR: Get D&I right

D&I stayed in the spotlight last year but there's still a way to go. What should HR start, stop and continue doing?

Ann Pickering: Diversity must be HR's focus for 2017

HR needs to focus on diversity and inclusion with renewed energy in 2017, says O2 HRD Ann Pickering

The 12 months of 2016: August

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

Few fathers using Shared Parental Leave

Only 8% of new mothers have opted to take Shared Parental Leave, and 5% of fathers

Latest gender pay reporting regulations: Questions remain

The final draft regulations provided some clarity but areas such as benefits and salary sacrifice remain unclear

The 12 months of 2016: April

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

Women in finance are "underrepresented, underpaid and undervalued"

Finance has the biggest gender pay gap of any industry in the UK

The 12 months of 2016: February

In our 12 Days of Christmas countdown we look at the most interesting HR happenings of 2016

Taking a stand on violence against women

DP World saw the important role it could play in educating its workforce about violence against women

Women progress when childcare duties are shared more equally

Research has confirmed the common suspicion that women’s careers are more likely to progress if childcare is shared