Employers see a candidate’s cultural fit as very important, but experts warn this mustn't turn into bias

The case Barbulescu v Romania shows the need to strike a fair balance between employees' privacy and a company’s access to information

High levels of employment are being driven by women, but this may be because they're having to work longer

Aside from being the US equivalent of a pay inequality claim, this case is also significant as an example of sex discrimination

The HR-CRE nexus will find ways to use workplace design as a stimulus for the kind of people their organisation seeks to recruit

Since 2010 pay has been frozen and then capped at rises of 1% for public sector workers

For all age groups the biggest motivator at work is flexible working

The meaning employees attach to established routines and rituals can be sorely underappreciated

Almost a third of those seeking placements have already withdrawn from an offer

Public sector hiring plans are positive for the first time in more than a year

TEF (the Teaching Excellence Framework) should help universities create more work-ready graduates

Acas has released new guidance for employers on supporting employees who have ill or premature babies