Global HR

Unions in Australia have reacted angrily to attempts by the government to curb workplace right of entry laws with new legislation that tightens existing laws.

Northern Ireland's status as the poor relation when it comes to pensions comes under the spotlight tonight

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has launched the Athletes' Career Programme, designed to facilitate the integration of athletes into the labour market at the end of their sporting careers

Sri Lanka has accused Britain of undermining its health service by failing to prevent hospitals luring away trained doctors and nurses to work in the UK

Wal-Mart is to close a store in Canada where workers have won the right to trade union recognition.

The active labour force in the European Union will be 20 million short of the levels required to sustain growth and pay for an ageing population by 2030.

The UK telecoms giant has extended its outsourcing arrangement for HR services to staff and pensioners to cover employees in 37 other countries

Managers must notch up international experience if they are serious about making it to the top

Initiative will help jobseekers prove the value of their qualifications in other EU countries

Judges in Malawi have gone on strike over the government’s failure to replace their official vehicles.

The British Medical Association (BMA) has called for all workplaces to be smoke-free in Northern Ireland, after civil servants were...

The Northern Ireland civil service has banned smoking in its offices and the BMA wants it extended to all workplaces in the province

Jersey workers face the worst employment laws in the Western world, according to the Transport and General Workers Union (T&G).Today...

The European Commission has followed the lead of authorities in the US in clearing the way for Oracle's acquisition of HR software provider PeopleSoft

A Europe-wide project is aiming to improve the understanding and opportunities for the 50-plus workforce. DeeDee Doke reportsOlder working women...