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The GMB union plans to launch a major campaign in the autumn to bring pay for staff in private sector care homes up to the same level as council-run homes

A new independent body is set to establish business-wide standards aimed at helping employers cope with disability discrimination laws, according to newspaper reports

The former leader of the train drivers’ union Aslef has lost his bid to win his job back, despite winning a claim of unfair dismissal

The Chief Fire Officers’ Association (CFOA) has launched its strategy for the development of people management in the UK fire service

Skills agencies branded a ‘waste of time’ by HR chiefs.

The government finally submits Manslaughter Bill for parliamentary consideration.

Anglo-Polish accord puts end to tax double-whammy for Poles working in the UK.

Employers face the prospect of being prosecuted for failing to pay staff who sleep on the job, after a hotel manager won a tribunal appeal this week.

HR consultancy warns that relying on home sales to fund retirement will not be viable for most

The Home Office has come bottom of the pile in the first round of the government’s new departmental capability reviews and minister John Reid has already announced a redeployment of a quarter of his top officials.

Most employers have serious doubts about the reliability of CVs and academic qualifications, according to research.

Inflation on corporate health plan costs fell to its lowest level in more than 20 years, but employers are still paying up to three times as much as they should, according to research.

The Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) has cast doubt on union claims that recruitment agencies may be forced to offer full employment rights to temporary workers, following a ruling by an employment tribunal.

Train drivers union strikes on South West Trains still on track while RMT signals end to dispute and recommends Network Rail offer.

Three-year pay deal is just the start, warns college lecturers union.