HR managers' shock revelation likely to surprise bosses.
Economics, government & business
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Union condemns LSC for lack of skill in handling job cuts
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British Chambers of Commerce calls for radical overhaul of education and skills delivery
by Mike Berryby Mike BerryBusinesses want a complete rethink so that training is geared to business needs.
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Richard Lambert, former editor of the Financial Times and a member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, has been confirmed as the new CBI director-general
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BBC spreads news that new director-general of the CBI is former journalist.
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Unions, employee representative groups and business bodies have given a mixed reaction to yesterday's Budget.
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The CBI has welcomed individual business-friendly steps in the Budget, but said the package fell short of the boost for UK competitiveness that employers were seeking.
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Gordon Brown has delivered his 10th Budget and there was plenty to interest employers.
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Refugees and other disadvantaged groups will be explicitly recognised within Jobcentre Plus' jobs target for the first time under new government plans unveiled today
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Announcement expected in coming weeks.
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The government's main argument for scrapping the right of local government workers to claim full pension benefits at 60 has been called into question by legal experts
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The chancellor delivers his 10th Budget tomorrow and employers are expecting no surprises
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Campaign to set up new political party holds its first meeting this weekend.
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About 1,000 jobs could be lost at a Staffordshire hospital as managers try to reduce debts of £17m.
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Lloyds TSB has strongly denied that it will be cutting more than 500 jobs.