The good, the bad and the downright overdue

Let’s stop judging women and diverse leaders against outdated leadership criteria

Morrisons pay case sparks chain reaction

The recent announcement that proceedings have been initiated against Morrisons means equal pay claims are being brought against the UK's four largest supermarkets

Tackling gender pay at the BBC

Who could forget the scandal that broke when it came to light that a certain red-headed radio DJ was earning almost five times as much as his highest-paid female colleague?

Bridging the gender pay gap: Where now?

Many companies have been named and shamed for high gender pay gaps. We explore whether they're now doing enough to narrow their gaps

Third of young women still don't know how to report harassment

Despite gender pay gap reporting and #MeToo, women still face inequality in pay and significant mental health concerns at work, finds the Young Women’s Trust

Why period pain is everybody’s business

Period pain is the number one reason why girls and women under 30 are absent from school and the workplace

UK’s most family-friendly workplaces unveiled 

The Top Employers for Working Families have been announced by the work/life balance charity Working Families 

HR's coming home at the Football Association

Buoyed by the World Cup, HR at the Football Association is continuing to focus on diversity and getting the right fit for roles

Generation X men most unhappy at work

Generation X men who work full time in the public sector are the most unhappy work, according to research from OC Tanner Europe

MTR Crossrail: HR on the right track

A strong emphasis on engagement, employee voice and diversity has helped make MTR Crossrail a transport giant in just four years

Part-time work now more empowering for women

?The UK must recognise the skills and talents that young people working part time can bring to the workforce, according to co-founder and COO of JOB TODAY Polina Montano

Job adverts that omit salary details fuel pay gaps

?Employers that don't include pay information in their adverts could be contributing to unequal pay, according to the Young Women’s Trust