The Fire Brigades Union (FBU) today confirmed that its London members will go on strike on 5 November, unless the...
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The Cabinet Office has insisted that offering civil servants early retirement on full final-salary pensions in exchange for giving up...
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The Prime Minister’s hint at concessions on the proposed immigration cap proves that the Government is listening to the complaints...
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The Government’s guarantee to back the pension scheme at BT must apply to all of the company’s employees, the High...
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The cuts in public sector jobs announced in the Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR) will create a new North/South divide, thinktanks...
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The Chancellor significantly understated the impact of spending cuts on public sector jobs in the Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR), the...
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As the dust settles following the Chancellor’s long awaited announcement of the Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR), public sector HR professionals...
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Industry groups have backed the changes to the UK’s pensions system unveiled in today’s Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR).Chancellor George Osborne...
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The Government was right not to attempt to amend the Agency Workers Regulations (AWR) ahead of their implementation next year...
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Employers must not be allowed to use performance management or physical testing as a means of “browbeating” older employees into...
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Fresh doubts have been raised about the ability of the private sector to fill the jobs gap created by public...
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The Government’s planned spending cuts are a political choice, not an economic necessity, and a deliberate policy that will make...
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The EMI Group has escaped censure from the Pensions Regulator after agreeing a funding deal worth nearly £200 million with its...
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Nearly two-thirds of private sector employers fear that industrial action by public sector workers – sparked by Government spending cuts...
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Insurance giant Aviva expects to cut the cost of recruiting staff by at least 10% after outsourcing its entire recruitment...