October 2008 - Personnel Today Audio

HR news and analysis featuring: Race discrimination. High street bank Abbey has said it is considering taking a Employment appeal tribunal decision to the Court of Appeal after a former investment banker was awarded £2.8m compensation for racial discrimination. And we have a report from Guy Logan looking at what HR can be doing to help employers and employees through the impending recession. Rob Moss is joined by John Charlton, with a special report from Guy Logan.

HR news and analysis including: 98% of those losing their jobs in the three months to August are men; Is HR partly to blame for some of the banks' troubles? And Personnel Today launches a new campaign to ditch the default retirement age. Rob Moss is joined by Guy Logan, Greg Pitcher and Mike Berry.

HR news and analysis including: the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development chief executive Jackie Orme talks exclusively to Personnel Today about her vision for HR and we bring you news on the Tube worker who is suing his employers after being scared by the victim of the 2006 jelly baby racism case. Louisa Peacock is joined by Guy Logan and John Charlton.