The British Retail Consortium (BRC) has called for a fundamental review of the National Minimum Wage (NMW) after claiming that last year's rise cost retailers £1bn, and this October's increase will add a further £1bn
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Reports from recruiters about possible illegal workers are sometimes being ignored by the Immigration Service.
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Newcastle City Council has denied claims that it banned employees from using words like 'pet', 'hinny' and 'love' when talking to women.
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Conservative party leader David Cameron has unveiled a document outlining what he believes his party should stand for and there are a number of policies to interest HR professionals
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Investment in e-HR prompted by successful pilot scheme.
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Licence scheme fails to address issue of unchecked firms.
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The UK is a nation of 'accent chameleons', with two-thirds of workers consciously changing their accents when doing business, research reveals
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Alcohol saps afternoon performance at UK plc.
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Applicants to the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) are, for the first time, to be asked their sexual orientation
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London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham has signed a £120m, 10-year deal to set up London's first local government shared-services centre.
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More than 500 staff at insurance company Aon are to transfer to Xchanging after it signed a 10-year £230m business process outsourcing deal with the outsourcer.
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The use of temporary staff by employers in the public and voluntary sectors could be dramatically reduced after the Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) changed its policy on background checks for temps
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MPs to investigate impact of reforms on Civil Service.
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Workers at Pirelli Tyres have voted in favour of industrial action in a dispute over pay.
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A former Deutsche Bank employee who claimed her ex-colleagues bullied her into a nervous breakdown has been awarded £800,000 in damages and lost earnings
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