Private sector organisations predict a median pay rise of 2% in the year September 2009 to August 2010, according to...
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The recession has had an impact on performance-related pay (PRP) schemes for more than four-fifths of employers, according to research...
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Almost half of employers vastly underestimated the number of redundancies they would be forced to make in 2009, according to...
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Basic pay for housing association employees increased by a median of 3.8% in the 12 months to July 2009, according...
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Pyschometric testing is on the increase, according to findings from research by Personnel Today’s paid-for sister service XpertHR.The survey of 90...
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The recession has had a negative impact on learning and development for more than half of employers, according to a...
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The provision of health-related benefits has taken a hit during the recession as employers continue to cut costs, according to...
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Childcare vouchers are the most commonly offered benefit by employers, according to research from Personnel Today‘s paid-for sister service XpertHR.The...
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Public sector bodies are the most likely organisations to tackle diversity, according to research from Personnel Today‘s sister publication IRS...
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The use of recruitment and employment agencies* is falling – a trend that is likely to continue in the current...
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‘Survivor syndrome’ – which describes the physical and psychological impact of redundancies on the remaining staff who didn’t lose their jobs –...
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One in 10 UK employees resigned from their job in 2008, according to the median labour turnover rate in recent...
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The recession could irreparably damage the pipeline of female leadership in the UK, according to recent research by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).The...
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Two-thirds (67%) of employers have a written policy that deals with disability as part of a more general diversity policy,...
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The majority (80.3%) of employers are still operating bonus or incentive schemes, according to recent research from Personnel Today‘s sister...