Childcare costs rise three times faster than wages
Working parents with children under five have seen nursery fees rise three times faster than their wages over the past decade, according to the TUC
Working parents with children under five have seen nursery fees rise three times faster than their wages over the past decade, according to the TUC
As much as HR should be hoping for genuine requests from concerned employees without a broader agenda, they should prepare for the worst
As many as 85% of interviewers have admitted to asking discriminatory questions during the recruitment process, including about age and plans to have children
Artificial intelligence can take employee monitoring to new levels. But do the supposed productivity gains outweigh privacy concerns?
Gender reassignment is a protected characteristic, but employers need to do more to stamp out discrimination
The question is not how to prevent claims by employees, but how to prevent bullying and harassment in the workplace in the first place
A strong emphasis on engagement, employee voice and diversity has helped make MTR Crossrail a transport giant in just four years
Low-paid parents working full time aren't earning enough to provide their family with a basic lifestyle, according to research
Workers worry bosses will use surveillance data to set unfair targets, micromanage them and take away autonomy
Companies place a lot of faith in their employees as they see them as the future of their business
You can care about employees – most of us wouldn’t be in the role if we didn’t – but ultimately we run businesses not charities
Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct has agreed to buy House of Fraser for £90 million, prompting concerns around the future treatment of workers at the department store chain
Part four in the series concludes the fictional case study that started earlier this week
In 'the largest organised strike by UK cleaners', workers are into a third day of action as the council and contractor Amey clash over who's responsible for setting wages
