Untangling the wires between automation and the future of work
New Acas research shows that automation is having a significant impact on the way jobs are done
New Acas research shows that automation is having a significant impact on the way jobs are done
In the last 12 months a lot of work has been carried out to develop a workforce disability equality standard
Does Barclays' whistleblowing case finally spell the need for greater legal protections?
HR must engage with a recent resurgence in populism and recognise the role organisations play in politics
What key issues should the next government focus on?
What is each political party pledging around employment, talent and pensions?
Polygraph ('lie detector') testing of employees is on the rise, but is it admissible in courts and tribunals?
The unexpected call for a general election provides an opportunity for debate on employment tribunal fees
IPSE's manifesto calls for changes to tax and statutory employment definitions, and a pensions review
Some practical advice on compliance from Arnaud Gouachon, chief legal and compliance officer at PeopleDoc
Research thought to be the biggest of its kind found lack of awareness and affordability are still key issues
Strict rules protect 'traditional apprentices' from unfair dismissal
Even when speaking the same language, subtle differences in speaking styles can have persistent effects
An online employment tribunal judgments database is now live which has important consequences for employers and employees
