More than one in five (21%) UK employees are fully engaged at work, new research has highlighted.

The Health and Wellbeing at Work conference and exhibition returned to Birmingham’s NEC yesterday (11 March) for its 19th year. The HR magazine team is chairing the event's Best Place to Work seminar...

A former security manager has won a claim for unfair dismissal despite not completing work tasks, an employment tribunal has heard.

Former central banker, Mark Carney, has won the race to become the next Canadian prime minister, after Justin Trudeau announced his resignation in January.

A trade union member and workplace representative has won an employment tribunal following the undermining of his union activities by his employer.

Ethnic minority graduates from low socioeconomic backgrounds are less likely to be offered an entry-level role, compared with white graduates, research has found.

The UK government announced yesterday (6 March) plans to use 1,000 work coaches to help long-term unemployed people into work.

Entrepreneurship makes 80% of female founders more confident and 87% happier, despite the challenges of running a business, research released today (7 March) has shown.

The chief executive of estate agent business Foxtons has claimed that the company has more work to do to improve workplace culture, following a report alleging that staff had experienced inappropriate...

One third of UK employees feel unprepared to adopt AI in the next one-to-three years, new research has revealed.

The UK government tabled amendments to the Employment Rights Bill yesterday (4 March), after consulting businesses, trade unions and wider civil society.

Chief inspector Andy George, president of the National Black Police Association, is being investigated for misconduct after posting a tweet viewed as critical of the police, The Guardian reported...