As gender pay gap progress continues to be slow, organisations are feeling the effects on their ability to attract and retain key talent, according to a report from Hays

The Labour party has said it will recruit nearly 20,000 extra teachers over the next five years if it wins the general election next week

?The number of directors at Britain’s biggest companies from black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds is falling, according to a new report

People are unaware how much they should contribute to their pensions and other long-term savings, according to research

?With gender pay gap reporting now on most organisations’ radars employers must do more to understand the causes behind their gap

?Only half (51%) of permanent employees think they are paid fairly, a report from the CIPD finds

A panel at the Institute for Employment Studies (IES) Progression in Employment conference discussed the challenges facing people in low-skilled and low-paid employment

People with learning disabilities can offer unique skills to employers but are held back by bureaucratic policies and attitudes, according to Sally Butcher, managing director of social enterprise...

As election manifestos address NHS workforce shortages, research finds that interest in nursing jobs has fallen over the past two years

While many employers are turning to AI to create a more streamlined recruitment process they risk coming across as impersonal to candidates

Employers should introduce policies to protect employees from bullying and discrimination based on gender, age or sexual orientation

For a full ‘right to disconnect’ approach to emails to work it must become part of UK law