Investors in People and Unionlearn, the TUC’s workplace learning arm, have signed an agreement to work together to promote learning and skills at work.
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Prospect members will work to rule from 19 June and strikes are likely at Ordnance Survey if PCS members vote for action
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McDonald’s is planning to launch a series of training schemes aimed at improving the basic skills of its employees who left school with few or no qualifications.
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A night editor at the Guardian who was forced to leave the newspaper after she was refused access to the company physiotherapist despite developing severe elbow pain has been paid £37,500 in damages
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Recruiting private consultants to advise on cutting NHS budgets is plunging the health service further into debt, Amicus warned today
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Recruitment difficulties exposed by annual survey.
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Europe's crucial role in UK employment law praised by TUC.
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John Hutton urges employers to help simplify pensions.
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Union ad campaign to call for blacklisting of Peugeots and Citroens
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IT sector bullish about jobs in Europe.
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Burger giant turns 'McJob' to its own advantage in ad campaign at Picadilly Circus.
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The Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union has raised the prospect of more strikes in Whitehall departments with the demand of a guarantee of no compulsory redundancies
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Supermarket giant Tesco has put in a number of measures to ensure that all its staff can watch the World Cup, which kicks off this Friday
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The proportion of working days lost to labour disputes which were accounted for by the public sector has varied considerably in recent years between 29% and 85%, official figures for the past decade reveal
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Car manufacturer Vauxhall has reportedly received more initial redundancy inquiries than the 900 jobs it wants to cut at its Ellesmere Port factory