The supermarket chain has offerred all its employees the chance to take extra, unpaid leave during the World Cup in a move to cut absenteeism
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Supermarket giant bids to extend its workforce's working knowledge of religions operating in UK.
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The number of people driving to work has fallen in the past two years, while the number using trains and buses is up five-fold, research reveals
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Lancashire force defends positive action as legitimate bid to improve ethnic representation in ranks.
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The government has been accused of betraying thousands of trainee doctors from non-EU countries by implementing a sudden rule change on immigration.
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The BBC has become the latest in a long list of UK employers to make changes to its final salary pension scheme.
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A war of words has broken out over the value of Investors in People (IIP) after a study claimed there was little tangible evidence that IIP accreditation leads to any commercial benefit.
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Workers whose employers are taken over by a US multinational are likely to see a significant rise in their salaries within two years.
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Nepal's finest called up to put an end to crime spree at Ikea's Nottingham outpost.
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Supermarket and union agree to way forward as threat of strike action is lifted.
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Retail union Usdaw is seeking an urgent meeting with Moto managers after the motorway services chain was sold to an investment bank
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A more radical approach is needed to address diversity shortfalls in the public sector, according to leading government and industry figures
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More than 70 officers currently serving in the Metropolitan Police have criminal records, it was revealed today
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Your average mechanic gets nearly seven hours sleep a night, whereas doctors manage less than six
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Plans to help low paid key workers on to the housing ladder go adrift as workers refuse to live in 'public sector ghettos'