Jo Faragher

More than 100 MPs have signed an early day motion that challenges the draft code of practice from the Equality and Human Rights Commission.

Only a quarter of employees feel fully equipped to use AI at work, according to a new workforce readiness survey.

The government will reimburse ‘high-growth’ employers’ visa costs in a bid to attract highly skilled talent to the UK.

The Personnel Today Awards 2026, the annual celebration of the best in HR and learning and development, will extend its deadline for entries as a result of an overwhelming demand. Employers and suppliers now have until Friday 19 June 2026 to create and submit their entries and be in with a chance of winning a

There has been a significant rise in employment tribunal claims, according to the latest figures from the Ministry of Justice.

Bereavement support: More than half of workers are having to deal with practical tasks related to a death while at work.

Over a quarter of workers think there is a conflict management gap between managers and unions, according to a new survey by Acas.

Probation officers’ excessive workloads are putting the public ‘at direct risk’, according the trade union that represents probation staff.

Car manufacturer BMW is reported to be in talks with staff representatives as it prepares to cut up to 5% of its workforce.

Employers are preparing for a four-day extreme heat warning across much of the UK this week, as temperatures soar to up to 40°C.