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Two weeks ago, the Supreme Court ruled that the policy of charging employment tribunal (ET) fees of up to £1,200 prevents workers, especially those on lower incomes, from accessing justice and disproportionately affects women.

The British Heart Foundation, the UK’s leading heart charity and the largest independent funder of cardiovascular research, today announced that it has selected Workday to spearhead its HR transformation.

Simon Woods To Lead New Technology Division Of C&M Travel Recruitment

Role highlights severity of Paraplanner shortages in The City and beyond

The first occupiers of the landmark Thames Tower building in Reading have moved into state-of-the-art new premises, tipped to be the most vibrant, exciting, and inspirational office building in the Thames Valley.

British employees have revealed the most awkward conversation topics in the workplace

Last November, Equal Pay Day marked a gradual decrease in the gap in salaries between full-time employed men and women, 0.2% since the year before.

Recruitive Software will be exhibiting at In-House Recruitment Live, being held at the Business Design Centre, London, on the 5th September.

Three in five (60%) UK employees with a disability have experienced bias in the workplace, in comparison to just 35% of those without a disability, reveals research from Badenoch & Clark – part of The Adecco Group UK&I.

EssentialSkillz, a global leader in online safety training and compliance software, has launched a new eLearning course on a topic all companies in the EU need to ensure they are up to speed on this year – General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

New research revealed today by Specsavers Corporate Eyecare uncovers the demographics of eyecare benefits in small businesses. The research took place among more than 230 senior members of staff with a decision-making HR remit in small businesses in the UK.

Builds Out Indeed’s Jobseeker and Employer Tools

HotLizard are pleased to announce that the latest release for JobBoard.com is now live.

One third (33.5%) of UK workers have said that businesses should ditch dress codes in the workplace, with a further 36.9% believing that dressing smart at work has become outdated.

With the latest statistics from the Office of National Statistics revealing that productivity declined 0.5% in Q1 2017[1], organisations are hopeful that long days and warmer weather won’t affect productivity this summer.