Adam McCulloch is a writer at Personnel Today. His main interests lie in HR and workforce topics, particularly focusing on diversity, social mobility, and industrial relations, while also exploring themes in travel, music, and wildlife. Adam's work has been featured in notable publications including The Guardian, Jazzwise Magazine, and BMJ.
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Speculation grows over how an Andy Burnham-led government may approach employment law and labour market regulation.
By: Adam Mcculloch
Royal Mail’s chief executive has highlighted the scale of sickness across the workforce, saying that around 6,500 postal staff are absent each day out of a total headcount of roughly 130,000. Martin Seidenberg, who leads International Distribution Services (IDS), the parent organisation of Royal Mail, told attendees at The Times CEO Summit that the organisation
NHS consultants and specialists are taking strike action over the lack of pay parity with colleagues elsewhere in UK.
The tribunal found that the evidence presented by London Underground ‘fell short of demonstrating compliance on all occasions.’
Employers will be required to consult workers before introducing or reviewing workplace tipping policies under revised statutory guidance.
An investor revolt could be building at United Utilities after a shareholder advisory group urged investors to vote against a new pay policy that would hand the company's top executives hundreds of thousands of pounds in additional fixed remuneration.
By: Adam McCulloch
Family-owned bakery chain Coughlans Bakery, which is part-owned by comedian Romesh Ranganathan, has ceased trading with around 175 jobs expected to be lost.
By: Adam McCulloch
Employment experts are warning of the risk of absenteeism on Monday 6 July, as England play their next Fifa World Cup game at 1:00am, while another heatwave hits the UK.
By: Adam Mcculloch
In Germany, unions are protesting against a strategic view at the world's second largest vehicle manufacturer.
By: Adam Mcculloch
HR teams are being encouraged to revisit how they calculate holiday pay, following the government’s decision to open a consultation on proposals that would grant the Fair Work Agency (FWA) powers to investigate underpayments and recover outstanding sums for workers. The consultation outlines how a new enforcement framework could function from 2027. Under the plans,
