A person’s visible tattoos should not be a held against them when going for a job interview, according to more than half of Britons surveyed.

Save the Children has today launched a powerful new report laying bare the potentially devastating and lifelong consequences for boys in England who start school significantly trailing girls in basic early language skills.

The Chartered Institute of Building has released a new report recommending ways the construction sector could tackle modern slavery. 

Alzheimer’s Society is urging families across the country to spend time together tackling the biggest health issue of our time, by joining your local Memory Walk to raise money for a world without dementia – as it’s revealed families spend dwindling time together.

HR and IT workers are the professions most likely to lie at work, according to new research.

Theresa May has made wholesale changes to her top team as she continues her first Cabinet reshuffle. 

Sarah Cook and Steve Macaulay offer some advice on getting closer to the customer. Part two customer insights and involving teams in solutions.    

Managed learning offers an important lesson for L&D: don’t replace your LMS, add a new user interface, says Joanne Casson of Hemsley Fraser.

Theresa May must build on David Cameron’s legacy and make sure there is comprehensive support available for young people who have grown up in care, urges Barnado’s. 

The government is committed to halving the disability employment gap by 2020, reveals an independent report.