Sexist dress codes could attract stricter punishment and fines

Employers that enforce sexist dress codes could be in line for stricter punishment and fines, if the Government follows recommendations... The post Sexist dress codes could attract stricter punishment and fines appeared first... Read more »

UK managers lack some of most desired leadership skills, research finds

UK managers are ill equipped to lead and get the best from their people, according to surveys from the CIPD...

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Essential people analytics: Seven key HR metrics for 2017

With data and analytics playing an increasingly critical role in HR decision-making, latest analysis from XpertHR Benchmarking reveals the seven... The post Essential people analytics: Seven key HR metrics for 2017 appeared first... Read more »

Could the UK follow the French and introduce a right to disconnect?

French workers can now negotiate with their employer on limiting their access to emails and other work activity outside of... The post Could the UK follow the French and introduce a right to... Read more »

Winter weather and work: five common employer queries

With parts of the UK experiencing heavy snowfall, we answer five common questions from employers on the workplace impact of... The post Winter weather and work: five common employer queries appeared first on... Read more »

Adobe shares “Check-in”, its annual appraisal replacement

Adobe Systems, one of a number of high-profile companies to ditch annual appraisals, has made its “Check-in” materials freely available...

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O2’s head of HR: Equality initiatives cannot exist in a vacuum

Statistics continue to show a dearth of women in senior positions at top companies. Government needs to work with business...

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Are bonuses becoming more like a service charge than a tip?

As the bonus season begins, Gerry O’Neill looks at whether the annual “incentive” has become less of a discretionary gratuity...

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Tribunal Watch: Teacher’s dismissal for showing 18-rated film to pupils

Tribunal Watch returns with a round-up of recent case law reported in the news. The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) upheld...

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Employment law cases 2017: seven decisions to look out for

We round up seven significant employment law decisions expected in 2017, with cases pending on employment status, equal pay, whistleblowing,... The post Employment law cases 2017: seven decisions to look out for appeared... Read more »
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