With the UK set to head into a 30°C-plus heatwave this week, we asked HR commentators how to support employees working in extreme heat.

Work prevents women from attending potentially life-saving screenings, according to research published yesterday (16 June).

The current management model doesn’t work for Gen Z. But HR can help change that.

Transformation fatigue is no longer a fringe concern; it has become a defining challenge of the modern workplace.

As viral food trends infiltrate UK companies, and lines between personal consumption and workplace sharing are blurred, we asked commentators about the associated health and safety challenges for HR...

As National Blood Week (9 to 15 June) draws to a close, and the NHS continues to face a blood shortage, we asked commentators how employers can help.

Almost half (44%) of HR professionals meet the criteria for clinically significant symptoms of depression, according to a report released on Monday (9 June).

A former chef has won £13,455 after an argument she had at work in front of customers was attributed to symptoms of anxiety, depression and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).

The number of working days lost to sickness and injury in the UK in 2024 was 148.9m, according to Office for National Statistics (ONS) data published on Wednesday (4 June).

We’re hearing a lot about stress right now. More specifically, we’re hearing a lot about cortisol.

People who work in HR and accounting are off work more than people who work in other sectors, according to data published today (2 June).

Nearly six in 10 employees have struggled with some form of addiction, research findings from health insurer Bupa have revealed.