HMRC shared parental leave figures confirm take-up still low

The first 'true' data on SPL take-up suggests more must be done to raise awareness and support father's leave, says Working Families' Sarah Jackson

Case study: Centralising HR data processes at Avon

Operating in 60 countries made harmonising HR data processes and binning legacy systems tricky

An HRD's view on Brexit

David Frost, group HR and OD director of Produce World, on the impact of Brexit

Byron Hamburgers: what it means for other businesses

What should businesses make of stricter illegal working penalties and increasing Home Office audits?

What do Owen Smith's 20 pledges mean for HR?

A ban on zero-hours contracts and a repeal of the Trade Union Act have been pledged by Labour leadership candidate Owen Smith

Legal lowdown: the Asda equal pay case

Retailer Asda faces the largest equal pay action in the private sector to-date, so what does this landmark case mean for other employers?

Uber tribunal case has employment lawyers "glued"

ELAS consultant Emma O'Leary discusses the cab-hailing firm's ongoing tribunal case

New immigration rules turn up the pressure on employers

New legislation increases penalties for employers who take on illegal migrant workers, so how to protect yourself and your business?

The legalities of preferential benefits

While employers who provide benefits to certain groups of employees may have the best of intentions, there are legal implications to consider

Almost half apprehensive about hiring disabled workers

Mark Grimley, director of HR at disability charity Scope, explains how to accommodate disabled employees

Brexit and business immigration: how can UK firms safeguard EU workers?

The immigration implications for EU workers in the UK remain a key question. So what might happen and how to prepare?

What if an employee turns out to be a hooligan?

What to do if one or more of your workers engaged in football hooliganism recently