The biggest issue HR professionals face is their organisation’s IT policy, which risks driving away top talent, author and futurist Graeme Codrington said yesterday.

Vision Express has promoted Kate Clayton to HR director. She has been head of HR at the optical retailer since 2008 and has been at the company for 18 years.

Lloyds Bank will overhaul its recruitment, development and retention strategies to meet its 2020 aim of having 40% of senior roles filled by women, a director has stated.

Employers predict the number of graduate vacancies will rise by more than 10% this year, according to a survey.

The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has called for the government to do more to provide young people with high-quality careers advice, after research revealed 70% of children turn to parents...

Travelodge plans to invest £100 million into 15 new hotels across the UK, creating 1,000 new jobs.

Efforts to reduce a backlog of employment tribunals are unlikely to have substantial impact as more than 625,000 cases wait to be heard, an employment lawyer has warned.

Acas chairman Ed Sweeney recently stepped down from his role after six years at the helm of the employment advisory service. HR magazine caught up with Sweeney to discuss tribunal fees and the future...

Companies entering merger and acquisition (M&A) processes should define their workplace cultures before joining them to avoid failure later in the deal, an M&A expert has suggested.

Online trading and investment bank Saxo has announced Tony Bainbridge as its head of group HR.

Amended Transfer of undertakings (TUPE) legislation comes into force today.

Lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) employees are more than twice as likely to experience bullying in the workplace than their heterosexual colleagues, a study suggests.