Plans to help low paid key workers on to the housing ladder go adrift as workers refuse to live in 'public sector ghettos'
Economics, government & business
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Unions have condemned the decision by IT services company CSC to double the number of its employees in India while cutting UK jobs
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If you take the forthcoming age regulations and the incapacity benefit reforms together, then the government is planning to get two million people back to work who are currently classed as unfit
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The Department of Trade and Industry has amended its regulatory guidance on rolled-up holiday pay officially outlawing the practice
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Public sector given split deadline to work smarter.
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London employers will join forces with local councils to tackle unemployment as part of the government's 2012 Olympic Games vision for the capital
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A lack of engineering graduates is hampering the UK economy and costing manufacturing firms money, according to a new report
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The Learning and Skills Council has launched a new training service aimed at helping UK employers cope with the skills shortage
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Nine out of 10 firms have shunned government plans to encourage flexible retirement, according to a new report
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Is cutting jobs really the way to balance the books?
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After six months as Cabinet secretary, Sir gus O'Donnell speaks exclusively to Personnel Today about playing for high stakes as head of the civil service
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The 80-plus routes which currently enable non-European nationals to work, study or train in the UK will be abolished and replaced by the points system
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Conservative shadow chancellor George Osborne has written to chancellor Gordon Brown asking him to reverse the decision, announced in last month’s Budget, to scrap the initiative.
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Hundreds of jobs could go at the telephone advice service NHS Direct as part of a restructuring programme.
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The defecit in final salary pension schemes halved in the two months to March as share prices soared