HR news round-up: From worrying signs for inclusion to how health supports the economy
This week's HR news round-up covers everything from the latest REC figures on falling support for inclusion measures in recruitment to the links... read more
This week's HR news round-up covers everything from the latest REC figures on falling support for inclusion measures in recruitment to the links... read more
This week's news round-up covers everything from childcare deserts to employers being less likely to ask older workers about flexible working. read more
This week's HR news round-up covers everything from a report about growing regional inequality to the impact on nurseries of the extension of 'free'... read more
This week's HR news round-up covers everything from the tribunal ruling on equal pay at Next to the Royal College of Nursing's report on the impact of... read more
This week's HR news round-up covers everything from a study showing women have more blurred boundaries when working from home than men to a landmark... read more
Join us during National Older Workers Week 2024 and find out how your organisation can support longer working lives. read more
This week's HR news round-up covers everything from a Work Foundation report on the say-do gap on managing multigenerational workforces to big news... read more
The latest WM People round-up covers everything from the latest recruitment figures to demand from parents for more term-time working. read more
This week's HR round-up covers everything from the new Pathways to Work report to the rise in female entrepreneurs in Scotland. read more
This week's HR news round-up includes everything from the latest CBRE figures on office occupancy to Legal & General's report on retiree... read more
Ahead of the King's Speech, a TUC poll shows broad support for Labour's proposed employment reforms, including a ban on zero hours contracts and... read more
This week's HR news round-up covers everything from a new flexible working trial launched by the 4-Day Week campaign and Timewise to a report calling... read more
Download your copy In our third annual impact report, we introduce what we have achieved during the financial year 2023-4, and how our products and... read more
The results of South Cambridgeshire District Council's four-day week trial show improvement or stability in 22 out of 24 areas. read more
This week's HR round-up covers everything from responses to the election result to a law firm's action on reporting microaggressions. read more
What could the election mean for family-friendly policies? Kate Palmer from HR experts Peninsula outlines what's in the manifestos of the main... read more
A new book for employers and parents by Catherine Oliver emphasises the importance of having open, honest conversations about the transition to being... read more
This week's HR news round-up covers everything from growing diversity in retail despite 35% of boards being all-white to a report on stagnating wages... read more
This week's HR news round-up covers everything from research showing the benefits of hybrid working to a new report on addressing rising economic... read more
WM People has published its 2024 Best Practice Report which highlights best practice in flexible, family-friendly and inclusive working, including... read more
WM People has launched its Top Employer Awards for 2025. read more
This week's HR news round-up covers everything from new analysis showing an increase in insecure jobs to a menopause discrimination ruling. read more
What is behind this new phenomenon of quiet and loud quitting asks Lucie Mitchell. And what can employers do about it? read more
This week's HR round-up covers everything from the launch of workingmums.co.uk's annual survey and rising tribunals linked to remote and hybrid... read more
HR expert Kate Palmer has some advice for employers on how to manage the increasing number of employees who have more than one job. read more
This week's HR round-up covers everything from a report on how the gender pay gap for women at the top of finance firms is widening to JLR's new... read more