Businesses unprepared for cyber attacks

More than seven in 10 (71%) businesses don't have policies to protect themselves in case of a cyber attack

Busting the Brexit employment law myths

In such uncertain times it's important to set the record straight on employment law matters

Out of office: Managing staffing levels during summer

Employers must balance flexible working with the need to ensure adequate staffing and resource levels in summer

Tackling sexual harassment at work: The building blocks

HR professionals must understand sexual harassment, and the building blocks to structural and cultural change?

Hot topic: Political generation gaps, part two

The Brexit referendum revealed a considerable generation gap in political opinions

Avoiding a Sports Direct scenario: The legalities of rest breaks and pay

The high-profile case of Sports Direct makes this a good time to recap on rest breaks and pay

Hot topic: Political generation gaps

The Brexit referendum revealed a considerable generation gap in political opinions

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Muslim women face a 'triple penalty' in labour market

MPs have found Muslim women are three times less likely to be in work than women generally

Legal lowdown: Sexual harassment in the workplace

In light of the TUC's shocking report into sexual harassment at work, what are employers' responsibilities?

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?

A right royal scandal: did Angela Gibbins' comments amount to misconduct?

How should the British Council respond to an employee making potentially derogatory comments on Facebook?