BBC management received large pay rises last year at a time when thousands of workers faced redundancy, the corporation’s annual report revealed last week.
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Centrica signs seven-and-a-half year HR outsourcing deal with Hewitt Associates
by dan thomasby dan thomasBritish Gas parent firm Centrica has signed a seven-and-a-half year HR business process outsourcing contract covering its 30,000 UK staff.
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Broadcast union Bectu has accused the BBC of "burying good news" about its pension scheme by dropping key pension scheme data from its annual report.
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Customs and Revenue managers let staff go home in heat wave due to air conditioning failure
by dan thomasby dan thomasHundreds of tax officers were given three days off work this week, on full pay, when the air conditioning broke down at their offices in Wales.
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UK failing to get best out of migrant workers because of poor English skills
by dan thomasby dan thomasThe UK economy could be missing out on the skills of thousands migrant workers from the eight EU accession countries because of their lack of English language skills, according to a government report.
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HR’s failure to measure impact of employer branding could lead to marketing departments taking over talent management
by dan thomasby dan thomasSurvey reveals that majority in global HR do not measure impact of employer brand.
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There is to be no change to current Sunday shopping hours, trade and industry secretary Alistair Darling announced today.
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Government scraps National Grid for Learning school computing initiative
by dan thomasby dan thomasThe National Grid for Learning (NGfL) - a central feature of the government's multi-million pound school computers initiative - has been scrapped.
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Private companies which have taken over the delivery of public services are among some of the best employers in the UK, according to a CBI report.
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Health Bill returns to Commons for final hearing before gaining Royal Assent
by dan thomasby dan thomasLords pass health Bill back to Commons before final seal of approval.
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Experts warn employers to check pension schemes don’t breach age discrimination rules
by dan thomasby dan thomasForthcoming age discrimination regulations will have a much greater impact on pension schemes than originally anticipated, experts have warned.
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Overcoming employer concerns is the key if Welfare Bill is to be effective
by dan thomasby dan thomasExperts warn that employer buy-in is essential if Bill is to succeed.
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Five days left before long-serving fixed-term contract staff have right to request permanent contract
by dan thomasby dan thomasEmployers will from next Monday have to consider requests from staff, who have been employed on successive fixed-term contracts for four years, to be moved on to a permanent contract.
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Burnt-out employees who sign off work through stress will be targeted for therapy to get them back to their job, under new plans to shake up incapacity benefit being unveiled today
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When temperatures soar through the roof, office productivity can fall by nearly a quarter, according to research released today.