As lockdown is winding down and the economy is restarting, employers should be on the lookout for unlawful employee competition activity.

Multi-disciplinary thinking is needed to support employees during relationship breakdowns

Nurses have passed a vote of no confidence in the health secretary Andrew Lansley over HNS reform - and are refusing to rule out industrial action.

Just 502 out of an estimated 9,000 affected firms have published their gender pay gap so far

Richard Branson once said: “We developed our business ideas in the belief our first priority should be the people who work for the companies. If staff are motivated, then customers will be happy and...

Over half of MPs (54%) back a recommendation to extend the Women in Finance Charter to cover all businesses not just those in the financial sector, according to the Association of Accounting...

Patrick Wright from the Darla Moore School of Business highlights the leadership styles displayed in reality TV programmes. He warns that the tournament-style promotions seen in The Apprentice do not...

High levels of engagement could be damaging for organisations and their employees if one-dimensional engagement surveys mask the types of engagement at play within an organisation, according to the...

The issue of cyber security and the potential damage that can be suffered by a company as a result of data theft regularly makes front page news.

For the first time in a long time, slithers of optimism are starting to appear in the headlines. If the story of January was worries about a triple dip recessions, February has brought hints from the...