Adam McCulloch is a Writer at Personnel Today. He covers a wide range of topics including HR and workforce issues with a special focus on diversity, social mobility, and industrial relations, while also exploring themes in travel, music, and social work. Adam's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Guardian, Jazzwise Magazine, and BMJ.
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Adam McCulloch focuses on human resources, employment, and government & politics in the UK. His coverage often cites data and covers government announcements and legal policy regulations related to labor issues.
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Unite's Sharon Graham: 'NatWest's decision is completely out of touch with the realities facing its workforce'
By: Adam McCulloch
The judges’ task in this category of the Personnel Awards 2026 was to look for outstanding client relationships and ROI.
By: Adam McCulloch
The Supreme Court has not given Tesco the right to challenge a Court of Appeal verdict in its continuing equal pay case.
By: Adam McCulloch
The Supreme Court has refused Tesco permission to appeal a key Court of Appeal ruling in the long-running equal pay litigation.
Budget speculation has centred on increased taxes on bank profits rather than on direct employment costs. But surprises may still lurk …
Study makes an important contribution but overlooks extent to which ‘accidental managers’ shaped workplace culture.
By: Adam McCulloch
Recruitment consultancies, recruitment advertising agencies and resourcing technology providers do crucial work for their clients.
The Office for Budget Responsibility has warned unemployment will exceed 5% next year as a result of international and domestic hits.
By: Adam McCulloch
CIPD chief Neil Carberry: ‘Employers will be pleased that there were no big, unwelcome surprises in the Budget.’
By: Adam McCulloch
Since 2021 governments have imposed a tax threshold freeze, leading to fiscal drag as employees' rising pay puts them in higher brackets.
