Employers

Melissa Sookia is the founder of online menopause clinic LIVVE.

Educating both men and women is key to demystifying menopause - Melissa Sookia

Euan West has commented on the findings

'Troubling time' for North's job market as permanent appointments fall

Yorkshire Building Society has been named as one of the UK’s top ten family-friendly employers by independent work-life balance charity Working Families. (Photo supplied by the Press Association)

Yorkshire Building Society named in top ten family-friendly employers

Legal changes affecting pregnant workers are coming into force this month.

Employers must prepare for three family-friendly legal changes: Louise Lawrence

WH Smith, M&S and Argos fined for failing to pay minimum wage

3 highstreet retailers fined for failing to pay workers minimum wage

Unite the union said its members will no longer strike following an improved pay offer from the employers. (Photo by Guy Smallman/Getty images)

Unite calls off 31-day Heathrow Airport strike after last-minute offer

A cybercrime gang thought to be based in Russia has issued an ultimatum to victims of a mass hack (Photo: Getty Images)

BBC, BA and Boots issued with ultimatum by cyber gang Clop

Dominic Fitch is head of creative change at Impact International.

The skills that workers need to succeed in today’s environment - Dominic Fitch

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield this_morning_001.jpg

Holly Willoughby breaks silence after Phillip Schofield confession

Phillip Schofield. (Photo by Dave J Hogan/Getty Images)

ITV say they are ‘deeply disappointed’ with Phillip Schofield

Almost two thirds of mid-market business leaders are suffering with mental health due to economic uncertainty, a new study by Grant Thornton UK has found.

Economic uncertainty affecting mental health of business leaders, study finds

Business owners must ensure they follow redundancy process laws to the letter

Employers expect more redundancies in 2023: Gearalt Fahy

Zoë Haydn Jones, director of Jobs for Women

Companies must step up to achieve gender equality - Zoe Haydn Jones

Joanne Harvatt, Project Manager at WYCC

Ad Feature WYCC £3.2m Collaborative Apprenticeships proud to support our awards

Prospect members on a picket line (Photo: Prospect)

Civil servants union strikes: Two strike days announced

Part-time jobs which could earn you over £93,000 a year - full list

Daphne Doody-Green is head of the CIPD in Northern England.

Employers need greater understanding of neurodiverse talent - Daphne Doody-Green

NHS physiotherapists take part in a strike outside of St Thomas’ Hospital on January. (Photo by Carl Court/Getty Images)

NHS unions and government reach pay offer deal

Photographers crowd around Match Of The Day host Gary Lineker as he leaves his home in London to walk his dog. The former footballer, will continue as a BBC presenter after the corporation apologised for a "difficult period for staff, contributors, presenters, and most importantly, our audiences".

Lineker row tip of iceberg when it comes to free speech challenges: Rashmi Dubé

The University of Cambridge is one of 24 Russell group universities (image: Adobe)

UK cities with the highest employee satisfaction revealed

A driver supporting the NEU strike action (Photo: Getty)

200,000 teachers to strike over next three days
The strike action from NEU members is the latest in their ongoing dispute with employers

Martin Lewis has shared a ‘rule’ to help full and part-time workers save for their retirement

Martin Lewis explains ‘scary rule of thumb’ to save for pension

The PCS Union, which represents civil servants, will stage further strike action in March. (Credit: Getty Images)

Driving examiners to strike for 10 days throughout March

Mike Picken gives his expert insight. Picture: Simon Dewhurst

Employers being innovative with ways to help staff: Mike Picken

Jessica Tresham, partner and Diversity and Inclusion Board Sponsor at WBD, adds: "Diversity requires real inclusivity in order to create equality in the workplace, our networks and the role they play are central to that goal."

Stonewall Top 100 Employers 2023: Recognition for law firm Womble Bond Dickinson

The Leeds Manufacturing Festival Next Gen Awards 2022 were held at Sound Leisure in Leeds.
The award winners, front row from the left, Eleanor McGuire, Adam Benn and Louis Audain, with the other nominees. Picture: Simon Dewhurst

Leeds Manufacturing Festival launches to address recruitment challenges

CEO of The Piece Hall Trust Nicky Chance-Thompson DL with Piece Hall apprentice Chelsea Clegg.

Piece Hall CEO Nicky Chance-Thompson praises apprenticeship schemes

Strike action by firefighters has been avoided for now

UK firefighters postpone strike action to vote on improved pay offer

The PCS Union (Credit: Getty Images)

PCS union announce 100,000 members will strike on Budget Day

Claire Williams is head of employer engagement at Calderdale College.

How apprenticeships can enrich the wider regional economy - Claire Williams

Hannah Strawbridge, founder of Han Law, an employment law and HR specialist in Halifax

Consequences loom for failing to support menopausal women: Hannah Strawbridge

Members of the Fire Brigades Union (Photo: Fire Brigades Union)

UK firefighters’ strike 2023: everything you need to know
The Fire Brigades Union (FBU) have been delivered a significant mandate for strike action by its members

LONDON, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 30: Protesters take part in a union rally on November 30, 2022 in London, England. Representatives of National Education Union (NEU), Communication Workers Union (CWU) and the public-service union Unison joined a rally by the University and College Union (UCU) amid strike action by staff at educational institutions across the UK. (Photo by Carl Court/Getty Images)

UCU confirm strike dates for February and March - 70,000 to walk out

The government has rejected calls for women to get menopause leave

Menopause leave trial rejected by government

Mike Picken of Aceso. Picture: Simon Dewhurst

'Record interest' in staff health insurance schemes as NHS crisis deepens

A sold sign outside a home. PIC: PA

Reform of rental market can provide a solution to housing problems - YP Letters

There have been National Grid warnings about potential blackouts this winter

Firms must be ready to deal with potential blackouts: Jayne Flint

Members of the University and College Union (UCU) during a rally in Glasgow.

UCU staff at 150 universities to strike over pay disputes

Around 100,000 civil servants will take part in a 24-hour walkout, the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union has confirmed. (Credit: Getty Images)

100,000 civil servants to strike next month

Jill Wood - Signum Facilities Management Ltd
Pix: Shaun Flannery/shaunflanneryphotography.com

Why facilities management remains a worthwhile investment: Jill Wood

Euan West has given his view on the new findings.

Northern firms 'facing persistent shortage of candidates', KPMG boss warns

What is the National Living Wage and what is the minimum hourly rate of pay currently in the UK in 2022?

National Living Wage: What is it & hourly rate of pay in the UK

The Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell. PIC: Kelvin Stuttard

The value of a Living Wage has never been more important - Stephen Cottrell

West Yorkshire Police are among forces doing extra patrols to mark Road Safety Week.

Road deaths increase by almost a quarter, charity finds

Members of the public help remove the plastic wrapping from the flowers in Green Park in memory of Queen Elizabeth II on September 13, 2022 in London. (Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)

What firms should do about staff time off for Queen's funeral - Charlotte Geesin

Regional jobs market is slowing.

Yorkshire jobs: Research shows regional labour market is beginning to slow

Sophie Morley, is a partner at the law firm Clarion

Let's use collaboration to reimagine regional hubs - Sophie Morley of Clarion

Most of the hundreds of disputes resolved with the help of the conciliation service in the past year were about pay, a new report shows.

Most disputes handled by Acas were about pay, according to new report

Simon Dew is development director at Muse.

Why now is the Ideal time to create office spaces in Bradford - Simon Dew

Calderdale College is looking for businesses to join its jobs fair.

Calderdale College encourages local businesses to join upcoming jobs fair

Priti Patel. Pic: PA.

Leaving the EU did not mean leaving our compassion for refugees - YP Letters

Dee Murray, founder and CEO at Menopause Experts Group, said: “Employers are starting to get the message about menopause in the workplace, but the growing number of employment tribunals in this area show that there’s still a lot of work to be done.

Employers must display greater empathy over the menopause - Greg Wright

Dee Murray, Founder and CEO of Menopause Experts Group

'Employment tribunals citing menopause rise 44% year on year

This week has been dominated by the news that inflation hit 9% in April, as the energy price cap hike shook our finances to the core.

How to build more certainty into your finances - Sarah Coles

Most of the refugees welcomed into North Yorkshire under the settlement scheme have remained in the county

Pride for North Yorkshire as most refugees stay in county after resettlement

Home working.

Hybrid working: Employees not asked about their future work preferences

The Screen Industries Growth Network launched a “census” this week to find out more about the backgrounds of people working in the TV and film industry and whether there are issues with inequality

Researchers explore 'diversity issues' in TV and film industry in Yorkshire

File photo dated 07/03/12 of pupils sitting an exam.

Employers will be 'realistic' about school leavers' grades, Minister suggests

Employers can play a major role in protecting victims of domestic violence, according to Tiggy Clifford. She spoke to Deputy Business Editor Greg Wright.

Meet the Yorkshire lawyer who is determined to protect domestic violence victims

Frontline healthcare staff in England must be fully vaccinated against Covid by 1 April (Photo: Getty Images)

Healthcare staff face sack without exit payments under Covid jab plans