Hackers have published the full names and contact details of more than 100,000 police officers and staff, on the dark web, The Times revealed on Sunday (2 ...

MPs' staff are experiencing a record level of psychological distress, survey findings by cross-party parliamentary group ...

“If a [working father] who had followed all the rules can be fired for taking paternity leave, imagine what mothers face,” said Oliver Diggins, CEO of workplace ...

Video interviews do not capture young people’s personality and passion, UK prime minister Andy Burnham suggested on a careers podcast yesterday (30 July 2026).

The framework includes a pilot of nearly 200 employers testing, learning and scaling practical interventions to keep people with health conditions employed: personalised stay-in-work and ...

An employment tribunal has awarded a former senior communications manager £12,951.31 after finding that he was unfairly dismissed over accidentally showing ...

Training can be the difference between AI being a new form of exclusion or something that empowers staff, says Maria Mills, CEO of Active Prospects Conversations about artificial intelligence have ...

A tribunal has awarded a police worker with ADHD £19,141.45 for harassment and failure to make a reasonable adjustment.

An NHS trust’s “adversarial and mistrustful” senior leaders fostered “a divisive and toxic culture”, a review document obtained by Health Service Journal (HSJ) revealed on Monday (27 July). An ...

A judge sentenced a former NHS employee who lied about his qualifications and experience, to four years in prison, on Friday (24 July). Amran Hussain applied for 2,071 NHS posts, and fraudulently ...

Now is the time to finalise entries for our HR Excellence Awards 2026, before this Friday's deadline (31 July).

People working for Balcas, one of the largest sawmills in the UK and Ireland, began a seven day strike on Friday (24 July) at the Enniskillen sawmill in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland.