Personnel Today

Workers who feel confident in their role and abilities are more likely to be good colleagues, ones prepared to go...

Dog owners are more likely to want to adjust their working hours and/or work from home so as to be...

An Ofsted inspector who was sacked after brushing water off a child’s head was unfairly dismissed, according to the Court of Appeal.

Employment is shrinking fastest among young workers, according to data tracking by Employment Hero.

More than one in 10 organisations (13%) have been involved in employment tribunals relating to neurodiversity, worrying new research has...

The UK’s finance leaders are stressed and overworked, a survey has concluded, with more than half (56%) saying they work...

Apple CEO Tim Cook has hinted that the company could change its stance on diversity and inclusion practices amid a swathe of anti-DEI orders.

Up to 70% of knowledge workers’ tasks could be at risk of being transformed by generative AI, according to research...

So-called ‘sandwich carers’ – those juggling both childcare and elder care – can face particular struggles to stay in the...

The government’s Keep Britain Working review is an “opportunity to start a national reset on workforce health”, a leading think-tank has said.

More than eight out of 10 employers (82%) agree they play an important role in helping employees return to work...

The surge we’ve seen in cases of flu this winter poses an “unprecedented” workplace and public health challenge, an occupational...

Black men have higher rates of stage 3 and stage 4 prostate cancer diagnosis compared to white men, a study has suggested.

With tackling ill health and economic inactivity firmly in the government’s sights in 2025, occupational health and wellbeing are set...

The higher education sector has endured a raft of people-related challenges in recent years, from strikes to budget pressures. Universities...