European advocate general backs UK government over pensions at failed steel firm.
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Measuring the impact of people has slipped off the agenda, warns Investors in People.
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BT man to lead BBC People division into digital age.
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Coventry City Council is investing £850,000 in a new HR and payroll system which, it is estimated, will pay for itself in three years
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£38m stores acquisition prompts jobs drive at M&S.
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Pre-paid cards issued to 2,000 British Gas employees.
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Fears over the cost of pensions and redundancies have led to the government scrapping plans for a £1bn merger of police forces across England and Wales, it is reported today
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Barnsley Council has guaranteed the jobs of its IT staff by signing a joint venture deal with IT services firm Bull Information Systems rather than a complete outsourcing agreement
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Vacancies for graduate positions have grown at their fastest rate for 12 years, annual research will reveal this week.
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The government must ensure it overcomes business concerns over the employability of people with poor health if its Welfare Reform Bill is to succeed, experts have warned.
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Employers have been urged to watch closely a High Court claim being brought against the government over the forthcoming age discrimination legislation.
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Sick leave for police and prison officers in Northern Ireland has cost almost £47m in the past two years, official figures reveal.
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Consultancy Accenture has opened a new business process outsourcing (BPO) centre in Romania which will deliver services in HR, finance and procurement
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Amicus and T&G's call for a boycott of Peugeot cars cannot be supported by radio advertisements
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T&G and Amicus members are to be balloted over a pay squeeze