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Something has shifted in the tone of senior meetings at a number of UK employers, and it is not accidental. The Financial Times has reported that some companies are accelerating the exits of highly paid staff ahead of 1 January 2027, the date on ...
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New research from ACAS (the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service), conducted in partnership with YouGov, finds that one in three British workplaces has no member of staff with the skills to resolve a workplace conflict before it ...
UK temperatures climbed above 30°C during the June 2026 heatwave, and 1 in 10 workers say they would consider quitting over office temperatures. That figure translates to roughly 3 million people across offices, warehouses, food factories and c...
A warehouse operative in Coventry clocks in at 7am to a building that will hit 34°C by midday. A line cook in Birmingham works a full service in a kitchen hovering near 40°C. A delivery driver in Bristol spends the afternoon in a cab with no fu...
On 22 June 2026, the UK government set out what it calls a renewed commitment to young workers, announcing a package designed to move 16 to 24 year olds away from what ministers describe as a degree-by-default culture and toward apprenticeships ...
If you are building up to a pay conversation in the second half of 2026, the backdrop has shifted in a way that is easy to miss. Pay awards held flat through May 2026, according to predictions issued by Brightmine and reported by Personnel Today, ...
Britain is heading into a period of extreme heat, with the Met Office issuing warnings of temperatures approaching 40°C, and the question arriving in every HR inbox and group chat is identical: at what temperature does work legally have to stop? T...
HMRC's Check Employment Status for Tax (CEST) tool is shedding users at a rate that demands an explanation. Figures obtained via a Freedom of Information request by compliance specialist IR35 Shield and reported by The Register show that CEST ...
If you work for a UK-headquartered company that also employs people in the EU, or you are weighing up an offer from one, the way salaries are advertised and discussed is shifting under your feet. The EU Pay Transparency Directive (Directive ...
The Cabinet Office's new procurement guidelines introduce a Public Interest Test for outsourced contracts valued at £1m or more, and the workforce consequences for HR directors at major public-sector suppliers are immediate, not theoretical. For P...
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