A former NHS employee has pleaded guilty for defrauding the health service of over £800,000 by claiming he was procuring non-existent services from companies he controlled.
Membership levels have tumbled since their peak in the late 1970s, so if unions are to continue to play an important role in the workplace change is necessary
Research from the Employment Lawyers Association (ELA)? has painted a “bleak picture” of employment tribunal delays
Employers and HR have been told to review their hiring processes, as the Supreme Court rules in favour of three people who claim their lives have been ruined by past minor criminal convictions
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
Law firm Dentons has announced the appointment of a women's advancement director
Barristers across England and Wales are struggling with high workloads, stress, and work/life balance, according to a new report
MPs are calling for unpaid trial shifts to be banned, as Unite reveals that complaints have risen six-fold over the past three years.
A significant number of female partners are not being paid as much as men doing similar work
