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Can you personally sue your boss at work? Experts say new tribunal ruling means you can featured image

Douglas Patient/1 month ago

Can you personally sue your boss at work? Experts say new tribunal ruling means you can

Small businesses say they are “not hiring” as payrolled employees fell by over 100,000 in a year featured image

Douglas Patient/1 month ago

Small businesses say they are “not hiring” as payrolled employees fell by over 100,000 in a year

Just under one million young NEETs not in education, employment or training is “a national failure” with “severe” economic cost featured image

Douglas Patient/2 months ago

Just under one million young NEETs not in education, employment or training is “a national failure” with “severe” economic cost

Graduates face worst jobs market on record as vacancies plunge 45%: “University hasn’t been worth it for a long time” featured image

Douglas Patient/2 months ago

Graduates face worst jobs market on record as vacancies plunge 45%: “University hasn’t been worth it for a long time”

Lucy Domachowski/1 month ago

Job interview scam: fake Disney and Coca-Cola invites are “phishing for your whole digital life”

Job interview scam: fake Disney and Coca-Cola invites are “phishing for your whole digital life” featured image

‘If they’re boring, no chance’: Why this financial advisor hires for personality featured image

Douglas Patient/2 months ago

‘If they’re boring, no chance’: Why this financial advisor hires for personality

Small businesses drive fall in vacancies across the UK jobs market — and here’s why, straight from the horse’s mouth featured image

Dominic Hiatt/2 months ago

Small businesses drive fall in vacancies across the UK jobs market — and here’s why, straight from the horse’s mouth

HR experts share what jobseekers need to do as labour market cools and “the Fourth Industrial Revolution” bites featured image

Douglas Patient/2 months ago

HR experts share what jobseekers need to do as labour market cools and “the Fourth Industrial Revolution” bites

HR professionals say UK’s small businesses “facing a tsunami of AI-generated claims” and warn “the legal system simply isn’t prepared” featured image

Dominic Hiatt/3 months ago

HR professionals say UK’s small businesses “facing a tsunami of AI-generated claims” and warn “the legal system simply isn’t prepared”

HR to shift from ‘back-office support’ to ‘front-line commercial imperative’ under £90 billion Andy Burnham overhaul featured image

Douglas Patient/3 months ago

HR to shift from ‘back-office support’ to ‘front-line commercial imperative’ under £90 billion Andy Burnham overhaul

Over a third of UK firms with 10+ staff now using AI, but one business owner says AI “is ripping my personal income from under my feet” featured image

Dominic Hiatt/3 months ago

Over a third of UK firms with 10+ staff now using AI, but one business owner says AI “is ripping my personal income from under my feet”

Heatwaves resulting in double-digit increases in office attendance while aircon “now a key requirement” for businesses featured image

Dominic Hiatt/3 months ago

Heatwaves resulting in double-digit increases in office attendance while aircon “now a key requirement” for businesses

Jobseekers aged 50 and older are being written off and automatically filtered out due to “quiet bias”, experts warn featured image

Douglas Patient/4 months ago

Jobseekers aged 50 and older are being written off and automatically filtered out due to “quiet bias”, experts warn

Unemployment in the UK down unexpectedly to 4.9% but experts warn “a small fall does not suddenly mean the labour market is strong again” featured image

Douglas Patient/4 months ago

Unemployment in the UK down unexpectedly to 4.9% but experts warn “a small fall does not suddenly mean the labour market is strong again”

Nearly half of large businesses are likely to make redundancies in “disastrous” news – pushing workers into self-employment featured image

Douglas Patient/5 months ago

Nearly half of large businesses are likely to make redundancies in “disastrous” news – pushing workers into self-employment

The one problem with the biggest employment law shake-up in 30 years: “The system is broken” featured image

Douglas Patient/5 months ago

The one problem with the biggest employment law shake-up in 30 years: “The system is broken”

Government’s flagship plan to target zero-hours contracts could backfire and even “plunge exams into chaos”, experts warn featured image

Douglas Patient/5 months ago

Government’s flagship plan to target zero-hours contracts could backfire and even “plunge exams into chaos”, experts warn