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Company culture is the biggest stumbling block to the introduction of customer relationship management strategies, according to research by BT. The research shows that company culture was cited by 46 …
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The majority of public sector organisations have failed to implement IT strategies across all departments according to a survey. Research conducted by recruitment specialists Badenoch and Clark, revealed 91 per …
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A choirmaster who claimed he was sacked for "living in sin" has received a £7,500 settlement days before the case was to go before an employment tribunal. Stephen Hartley had …
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Steel group Corus, which is set to cut 6,000 jobs, has reported an operating loss of £1.152bn, for the 15 months to December last year, £100m more than the company …
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Nearly 150 library and editorial staff jobs are set to be lost at Express Newspapers. The newspaper group, which publishes the Daily Star, Daily Express and the Sunday Express, has …
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The Government will withdraw the benefits for the long-term jobless who refuse to sign up to the New Deal programme to get unemployed people into work. Claimants will be forced …
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Proposals for cheaper travel cards to encourage part-time workers to journey into London have received the backing of the London Mayor today, at a campaign launched by the London Chamber …
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Mobile phone giants Cable & Wireless and Motorola have announced plans to cut 11,000 jobs worldwide including at least 2,000 in the UK. Cable & Wireless is to axe 4,000 …
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Toyota is to create 250 jobs to cope with increased engine production at its plant in Deeside in north Wales. Employment at the factory will increase from 350 to 600 …
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Local government minister Beverley Hughes is to launch a handbook containing guidelines for local councils on tendering and awarding contracts when outsourcing services. She will be joined at a DETR …
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Companies will be told that they are focusing too much on the deal during a merger or acquisition to the detriment of vital HR issues by legal firm Eversheds, at …
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The Royal College of Nursing has welcomed the Government’s plans to spend £168 million over the next three years on a package of golden hellos and loyalty bonuses to attract …
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Scotland’s second largest police force has launched the first major campaign to recruit gays and lesbians. Lothian and Borders Police Force has launched a campaign to increase the numbers of …
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The number of people claiming unemployment benefit has fallen below a million for the first time in 25 years according to the Office for National Statistics. The jobless rate fell …
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The methods employers use to finance company cars have changed significantly over the past five years according to a survey. Research by the Monks Partnership reveals that contract hire or …