An overwhelming majority of Scottish shopworkers support a new Bill that aims to ban large stores from opening on Christmas Day and New Year's Day, according to retail union Usdaw
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Debenhams is planning to close its £500m defined benefit scheme to new members and stop existing members from building further benefits.
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Environmentally friendly workers encourage good habits at work.
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Pressure mounts on government to pay £15bn in compensation to workers who lost occupational pensions
by dan thomasby dan thomasAn influential group of MPs has criticised the government for refusing to pay up to £15bn in compensation to workers who lost their pensions.
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Recruitment giant Hays is at the centre of an investigation into a price-fixing cartel in the construction sector, it emerged today
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Gay men face considerably lower wages than their heterosexual colleagues and are less likely to be in work, research reveals
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Imprisonment and unlimited fines added to arsenal of weapons available in data protection cases.
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Strike action at the Royal Mail has been “narrowly avoided” after the organisation brokered a landmark agreement with the Communication Workers Union (CWU)
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Former Kent distribution staff take legal action against Morrisons supermarket over redundancy pay
by dan thomasby dan thomasKent tribunal to hear redundancy pay claims of former Morrisons distribution staff.
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RMT agrees to suspend Central Trains strike.
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Cumbrian Newspapers faces walkout over threat to axe final salary pension scheme
by dan thomasby dan thomasNorth West newspaper group is latest in long list of final salary scheme deserters.
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Pilots at low-cost airline BMIBaby are to be balloted on strike action in a row over pay, threatening travel chaos at airports around the August bank holiday
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London's Investors in People support agency defends the organisation against suggestions that it does not deliver commercial benefit
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The Acas annual report shows that more than 900,000 callers turned to it for help last year
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To take advantage of the booming market in trade with China schools and universities must be encouraged to add Chinese language and cultural studies to the curriculum, employers warn