Job applicants with criminal records may not have to disclose small and minor offences to employers under new proposals from the home secretary

Research finds poor understanding of payslips means workers are unlikely to query pay, as new laws around payslips come into force

Employees don’t understand their holiday entitlement, with particular uncertainty around temporary workers’ rights according to BEIS research

?New proposals to prevent employers from using gagging clauses to cover up wrongdoing have been put forward

Skills shortages have put pressure on wages and upped starting salaries in the private sector, while the public sector struggles to keep up

Both employees and employers are in the dark about what the Equalities and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) does, according to the Business Disability Forum (BDF)

?Supermarket Iceland has said it plans to challenge a £21 million demand from HMRC in a case that raises questions over the enforcement of minimum wage law

It's been an eventful year for HR-related issues hitting the headlines. Our 12 Days of Christmas countdown revisits each month's most notable happenings

A third (34%) of UK managers said their organisation has considered automating elements of the business to tackle post-Brexit skills shortages

Research from the Sutton Trust has revealed that unpaid internships are rife, as a bill to ban those over a month long is brought to the House of Commons

Plans to cut tax for 2.7 million self-employed workers have been scrapped, the government has announced

As the government publishes 'no-deal Brexit' advice for firms, research shows senior professionals are more concerned with employment rights than economic matters