Employment in the ‘gig economy’: A new worker category?

What does the highly flexible 'gig economy' way of working mean for HR?

Remote working: Is the tide turning back again?

Research shows a drop in popularity of remote working, so we shouldn't forget the humble office...

Almost half of parents work overtime to cope with workload

A third (33%) of employees say doing unpaid overtime is part of their organisation's culture

City worker parents fear flexible working will harm their careers

City of London professionals increasingly believe home commitments will cost them work-wise

Are gig economy workers employees?

The gig economy is rising up the agenda, but do employers understand the legal implications?

Gig economy going mainstream

In the UK, a quarter (25%) of employers are aware of digital work platforms, while 31% of that quarter have used them within the past year

Working Families Special Awards: Learn from Pinsent Masons

We take a look at what makes law firm Pinsent Masons exceptional in the field of family-friendly working

Working Families Special Awards: Learn from Sacker & Partners

We take a look at what makes Sackers exceptional in the field of flexible and family-friendly working

80% of 18- to 24-year-olds 'waste time at work'

Looking at mobile phones was found to be the most popular time-wasting activity among young people

Staff feeling strain of recruitment freezes

The stress of under-staffed workplaces could be exacerbated by jobseekers' London-centric approach

Supporting working families in the property sector

There isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach that will work for all new families

Staff faking workloads to stay late and impress

Young people feel bosses favour staff who work overtime in the office not remotely