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Government could allow ‘balancing mechanism’ to determine cap on number of Europeans participating in UK-EU youth mobility scheme. The post Cap on UK-EU youth mobility scheme could be variable appeared first on Personnel Today.
Senior leaders are the highest-risk users of AI, according to research from a technology consultancy. The post C-suite poses greatest AI risk to businesses, not entry-level appeared first on Personnel Today.
A case in which a woman with endometriosis was unfairly dismissed by consultancy firm Accenture could pose a challenge to professional services firm’s practice of dismissing employees considered ‘unpromotable’. The post Accenture manager dismissed for being ‘unpromotable’ wins appeal appeared first on Personnel Today.
Mark Hehir was driving a 206 bus in north-west London when a male passenger snatched jewellery from the neck of a female on the bus, close to the driver's cab, before running off. The post Tribunal upholds ‘hero’ bus driver’s dismissal appeared first on Personnel Today.
A huge, custom-built Lego model designed to inspire young people to get into engineering won Work of the Year at the RAD Awards 2026. The post RAD Awards 2026: SCS JV and WeLove9am win Work of the Year appeared first on Personnel Today.
Many HR teams could be underestimating the breadth of measures that will reshape the employment landscape, research suggests. The post HR teams urged to broaden view of ERA changes appeared first on Personnel Today.
There is still no timeline over when the right to equal pay for ethnic minorities and disabled people will be enshrined into law. The post No timeline for equal pay based on ethnicity and disability appeared first on Personnel Today.
More than half of employers are struggling with the impact of rising absence and disability, according to WTW. The post Employers struggle with rising cost of absence appeared first on Personnel Today.
Former John Lewis boss Sir Charlie Mayfield has said he hopes to accelerate the work of his Keep Britain Working... The post Keep Britain Working to accelerate workplace health solutions appeared first on Personnel Today.
Less than half of creatives (44%) earn enough money to make a living, according to a damning new report, which... The post Class-based discrimination holding creatives back appeared first on Personnel Today.
Amazon has confirmed it will cut 16,000 jobs across the world, just hours after it sent a message about redundancies in error. The post Amazon lays off thousands after email mishap appeared first on Personnel Today.
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