Job creation and losses

Compulsory redundancy is the most widespread method of reducing workforce size used by UK companies, according to research.Findings from the...

Sainsbury’s has embarked on a major cull of jobs at its struggling banking arm.

Cable providers NTL and Telewest are close to reaching a merger agreement

Employers and unions have already locked horns over the future of the public sector in light of Labour’s general election win.

The election result should give a sharp warning to the government that it is time to listen to the concerns of working people, according to the RMT transport union.

The number of disabled people working in the public sector has risen four times as fast as the number of able-bodied workers under Labour, research has found.

The rise in the number of public sector employees must not continue, according to the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC).

Computer giant has confirmed that it is planning to cut 13,000 jobs worldwide - 4% of its total workforce

Jobcentre Plus has a new e-mail address for employers wanting to post vacancies suitable for ex-MG Rover and supply chain...

Ninety-five per cent of low paid workers say a national minimum wage is very important to them and their families

The decision by BT not to award contracts for a major project to any UK companies could damage the UK’s high-tech skills base and lead to thousands of job cuts

Eleven of MG Rover's overseas employees are still waiting to return to the UK - more than two weeks after the collapse of the company

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BAE has followed Network Rail in promising jobs to former Rover workers

We need to overcome both contempt for new jobs in the service sector and the worship of old-style manufacturing