More than half a million people who were entitled to claim jobseekers allowance failed to do so in 2004-05, according...
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Vehicle repair business Kwik Fit is considering adopting strategies devised by the HR director of the financial services arm of...
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The Home Office’s group HR director has spoken out against the use of headhunters rather than job advertisements.
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A quarter of sick days can be attributed to work-related stress, a survey by HR consultancy Ceridian showed.
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Businesses employing illegal immigrants who have bought Romanian passports on the black market could be hit by £2,000 fines, warns...
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New redundancy arrangements were introduced today for NHS staff. Anyone made redundant from 1 October this year under the new...
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Soaring absence levels back in 2004 forced insurance giant Prudential to change its strategy on keeping tabs on sick staff....
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HR needs to draw talent from a far bigger pool, which includes former criminals, according to the Chartered Institute of...
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University graduates and school leavers risk halving their retirement fund if they put off contributing to their occupational pension until...
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The vast majority of line managers working across all industries still see the HR function as mainly administrative, according to...
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Charity Shaw Trust hit the streets of Glasgow this morning to help people find work. Glasgow has the largest number...
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One in 12 men intend to turn to their partners rather than their employers or the state for their retirement...
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The top HR professional in the civil service has told MPs she is “impressed” by the quality of leadership across...
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A dispute over national funding rules for teachers with extra duties prompted a staff walk-out at a Merseyside school. As...
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Podcasts are the latest tool to be deployed to help HM Prison Service recruit candidates for HR roles.
Three podcasts,...