A former senior manager at Twitter who took the company to court in Ireland has had his compensation slashed by more than half.
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British young people will soon be eligible to study and work in Europe as the UK rejoins the Erasmus programme.
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Unite trade union leaders met senior figures in Reform UK on Tuesday in Birmingham to discuss how to resolve the 15-month-old council bin strike.
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Reports of employers failing to pay the National Minimum Wage have surged to a five-year high, highlighting growing pressure on businesses and workers.
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Businesses appear to be prioritising stability, opting for full-time staff amid rising competition for talent and the impact of recent legislative changes.
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Carberry has been chief executive of the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) since 2018. He takes CIPD at end of September.
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LinkedIn profiles, company websites, social media posts and public speaking engagements all give criminals a way in to committing fraud, a study has found.
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Euro 2024: Many employers are gearing up for staff to enjoy this year's tournament in Germany.
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BBC announces between 1,800 and 2,000 job cuts over next two years as it attempts to find £500m cost savings.
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