Employers deal with Brexit shockwaves

The leave result of the EU referendum thrusts the role of HR into the spotlight

TEST Same-sex parents need inclusivity drives

TEST HR teams are always looking to create the most inclusive workplace cultures possible, but same-sex parents are likely to feel less supported.

What Brexit means for HR

The UK has chosen to leave the EU, so what now for business and HR?

Anti-discrimination laws and the European Court of Human Rights

If the UK leaves the EU, will the ECJ and the ECHR have the final say on employment and discrimination legislation?

The robots are coming: legalities in the workplace

The use of robotics in the workplace raises new legal questions on leadership, safety and discrimination

Bad employee handbooks and policing staff go into HR Room 101

Paul Harris and Damiana Casile banish their most-hated HR policies to Room 101

The importance of tailoring restrictive covenants

Bartholomews Agri Food v Thornton serves as a reminder of the importance of tailoring restrictive covenants

Big Brother is watching you: employees and TV appearances

What should employers do to prevent potentially damaging television appearances by their staff?

Sports Direct founder defends its practices

Sports Direct was accused of "Victorian" working practices in a select committee meeting

Steel yourself for dramatic changes

Fears over Tata Steel highlight a deeper problem in UK manufacturing – a shortage of highly-skilled workers

Post-Brexit legal changes: TUPE or not TUPE?

Many are discussing the impact of a possible Brexit, but will TUPE really be reformed or repealed?

We need to expose and challenge gendered appearance norms

For women work attire is neither trivial nor neutral. Dress codes can be barometers of broader social perceptions