Labour's pains are likely to make for an uncomfortable party conference season. But can the Tories capitalise and will the Liberal Democrats spring a surprise?
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On the sixth day of the sixth month in the sixth year of a new century, the problem job of pensions minister has joined the DTI on the list of most thankless tasks
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Now the Liberals have settled on Sir Menzies Campbell, battle lines can be drawn for the years ahead. But what will their policies mean for HR?
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Employers will have to appoint 'equality representatives' to ensure female staff are paid the same as men, under proposed recommendations.
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Labour's plans to offer an election pledge of one more bank holiday to encourage a healthier work-life balance have met a cautious welcome from employers
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Last week’s Turner report confirmed the Government’s worst fears: the UK is in the midst of a pensions crisis. Personnel Today looks at the political tensions in Downing Street that have contributed to the problem
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In his first article for Personnel Today, David Cracknell, political editor at the Sunday Times, talks to new pensions minister Alan Johnson