Employers could be forced to reduce pension benefits or set up a costly trust because of the shake-up of age...
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Almost three-quarters of newly qualified nurses are still searching for a permanent job months after qualifying, according to the Royal...
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Bupa Hospitals has backed the government’s bid to get long-term incapacity benefit claimants back to work. The business has recruited...
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All government departments will see their administration budgets cut from 2008 onwards, Stephen Timms, chief secretary to the Treasury, has...
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Office gossip and banter is costing employers £43bn a year, research from More Than Business revealed. The small business insurer...
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Mediation should be increasingly considered by HR to resolve workplace disputes as early as possible, according to conciliation service Acas....
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Scottish employment growth is slowing, partly due to a lack of suitable candidates for jobs, research has revealed.
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Large pay increases are unlikely in the year ahead but employees should benefit from more training and development opportunities, a...
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A training centre in Derbyshire is key to teaching Toyota‘s European car manufacturing staff best practice, the company claimed.
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The government is still refusing to concede its national pensions savings scheme (NPSS) could leave some employees worse off, Treasury...
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Every young person who wants to take up an apprenticeship should be able to do so, according to the secretary...
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More than half of UK construction professionals feel corruption is rife in their own industry, a Chartered Institute of Building survey...
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Spending on HR consultancy services for a new rural watchdog has breached the government’s budget by more than £63,000.
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Stressed out traffic wardens in a Devonshire seaside resort have been urged to take up anger management classes by the...
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Lone parents will get an extra £20 a week on top of their benefits if they take active steps towards...