At a Fawcett Society event experts debated the case for and against quotas for women in business and public life

Almost half of HR workers feel pressured to retire earlier than they want to, according to research

There were 31.39 million people in work in September to November 2015, the highest on record

On average, 42% of young people worldwide felt that their education did not prepare them for their jobs

Managing stress and emotions in the workplace is a major issue for those in senior positions

The publisher has removed the degree filter from all job advertisements and role descriptions

Switzerland was found to be the most successful at attracting skilled migrants, followed by Singapore

Annual spending on C&TS has risen by between £400 million and £600 million since 2011-12

By snooping unnecessarily employers can damage the trust between themselves and their workers

Bad health harms work, and bad work harms health – so why aren't businesses looking for meaningful change?

Working Families is calling for award entries from employers with exceptional family-friendly working practices, and HR magazine is media partner

The recent Co-op case makes the stakes in whistleblowing cases clear. So what is best practice here?