A shake-up of the age discrimination regulations has kicked off with a consultation paper proposing changes to occupational pension rules....
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More female employees are being sent on international assignments than ever before, according to Mercer Human Resource Consulting.
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The rising number of migrant workers in the UK is allowing the domestic workforce to move into better-paid white-collar jobs,...
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Back-to-work tax incentives could save the economy £13.2bn a year, economists claim. A report by NERA Economic Consulting and funded...
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European countries combined have a knowledge economy as big as the US, but a failure to invest in learning has...
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The Learning and Skills Council is increase its focus on tackling innumeracy.
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Organisations whose actions cause the death of person came one step closer to prosecution when the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide...
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Just under half of all employers allow staff unlimited access to personal web-based e-mail accounts at work.
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The government has today unveiled the ‘assisted’ areas where businesses can apply for regional aid for the next seven years.It...
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Zurich is looking worldwide for the financial services experts of the future with the launch of its latest Global Associate Programme.
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Interim managers bring a fresh pair of eyes to a company, according to more than half of HR and finance...
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Higher corporation tax levels in the UK are forcing multinational firms to relocate elsewhere, according to the CBI.
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HR heads could roll as the financial services sector prepares for a dramatic chop of back-office staff, employment experts have...
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Business owners are labouring one-and-a-half times longer than the average worker to keep their companies going, according to the Bank...
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Pension scheme trustees have been told by the regulator to crack down on employers trying to dump their pension schemes....