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Everything you need to know about payroll and GDPR

These are the steps you should be taking when it comes to payroll and the GDPR legislation

Legal lowdown: Growth in 'gagging clauses'

Non-disclosure agreements are increasingly being used as standard business practice

The processes Oxfam should have followed

The board, various sub-committees, the senior team and HR are all culpable for a series of poor decisions

Apprenticeship levy: Why higher-level management training is positive

From January any employer paying the levy can offer the opportunity to get an MBA through an apprenticeship

Legal-ease: Employment status

Where we are with the legal definition of employment status

All the Presidents men: A watershed moment for corporate misogyny

If women are to be fully and fairly integrated then behaviour associated with male-dominated environments must change

Readying the workforce for digital opportunities

While the skills and capabilities required in a digital age will vary, there are factors that all can prioritise

How do we stop a repeat of the Oxfam scandal?

If an employee escapes investigation by resigning, as a minimum charities are obliged to report the matter to the police

The benefits of returnships

A properly organised, bought-into and flexible returners programme can benefit the entire workplace

Closing the gender gap in science

With yesterday (11 February) International Day of Women and Girls in Science, employers must look to change cultures, celebrate female talent internally and externally, and connect with schools

Racial prejudice is still holding us back

How are we still asking the same questions about certain people's contributions being unseen, unrecognised and undervalued?

Mental health awareness in large companies

Getting the message across that it’s ‘OK to not be OK’ comes with its own set of challenges, especially in larger organisations