Office workers risk being struck down by deep vein thrombosis if they sit at their computer screens for long periods without a break, health experts have warned
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Almost half of the women working in the IT industry in the UK believe their pay package is not comparable to that of their male counterparts, according to new research
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'Undemocratic' attitude condemned by union.
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Vodafone has begun consulting staff on plans to sign a major IT outsourcing deal that will see a number of employees transfer to a third-party supplier
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Sector skills council spends £3m on diversity projects for the Audio Visual Entrepreneurship programme
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Most people who have ME lose their jobs, and about 20% become house-bound
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Employers have been urged to do more to engage with trade unions over issues such as training if they want to maintain good industrial relations.
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Royal West Sussex NHS Trust has joined the long list of health service organisations to announce job losses in an effort to head off a financial crisis.
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Sainsbury's has completed the insourcing of 470 IT staff, all its IT assets and its third-party contracts from outsourcing supplier Accenture.
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PCS and Department of Work and Pensions fail to see eye to eye over extent of disruption.
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Arcadia retail group rocked by double resignation from the board.
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Football referees will be one of the highest profile beneficiaries of forthcoming age discrimination legislation, it has emerged
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Paymaster, the privatised arm of the Paymaster General’s Office, has emerged as a candidate to run the government’s new national pensions savings scheme (NPSS)
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Software piracy watchdog doubles incentive in bid to motivate staff to tell on employers that use illegal software.
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'Old' EU refuses to relax restrictions on migrant European workers from latest recruits.