Companies Face Legal Risks With Cross-Border Remote Work
Cross border remote work can expose companies to immigration, tax, data-security and employment-law risks, warns DLA Piper partner David Smail.
HR Leaders Should Build Future Talent Now
HR leaders must build future talent now to prepare for the workforce of tomorrow.
No single path to career success
About career success, one path may not fit all as young professionals enter workforce through varied routes today.
Minimum wage rise for young workers slowed
Minimum wage rise for young workers slowed with a proposed increase to £11.27 from April 2027.
Accidental managers threaten UK workplace social mobility
Social mobility in the UK could stall as 'accidental managers' shape workplace culture, warns a Chartered Management Institute policy director.
UK restricts changes to expenses and shift patterns
The UK government's new employment restrictions from March 2027 protect workers from unfair dismissal by limiting changes to expenses and…
Employers Handle Extra Hour When Clocks Go Back
Employers handle extra hour when clocks go back, navigating pay and scheduling challenges for overnight shifts during the British Summer…
Financial Stress Delays Life Decisions, Reshapes Careers in India
Financial stress delays life decisions for 54% of Gen Zs and 44% of millennials in India, reshaping careers and risk-taking.
EEOC sues Hyundai over hiring practices
EEOC sues Hyundai over alleged anti-American discrimination in hiring practices.
Odisha blocks allied health education progress
Odisha blocks allied health education progress despite Union Budget 2026–27 support. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman plans to upgrade institutions and…