The government delivered a package of 29 Bills in the annÂual Queen’s Speech last week. It was a day of...
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Employees at the Serious Organised Crime Agency (Soca) have rejected a below-inflation pay offer.
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A Muslim woman is suing the owner of a London hair salon for religious discrimination after she was refused a...
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An Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) report has found that Commissioner Sir Ian Blair tried to prevent its investigation into...
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An employment tribunal has heard how a lesbian soldier was harassed for sex by a male sergeant.Lance bombardier Kerry Fletcher...
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A national skills academy for the process industries won approval from the Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills (DIUS).
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London’s legislative assembly has called on Metropolitan Police chief Sir Ian Blair to accept responsibility for endangering the public during...
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Human capital management firm Penna Consulting dragged itself out of the red, reporting pre-tax profits of £500,000 for the six...
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Insurance firm Royal & Sun Alliance (R&SA) has completed a 10-year, £92m-rated deal with T-Systems, the business customer unit of...
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Widespread redundancies are believed to be imminent at building contractor Alfred McAlpine, following a £600m takeover deal with Carillion, according...
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More than two-thirds of UK employees do not trust their manager, new research has found.A survey of 1,800 employees, conducted...
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Imelda Walsh, human resources director at supermarket giant Sainsbury’s, has been tasked with leading an independent review into how the...
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Education and skills topped the agenda in today’s Queen’s speech.The government plans to phase in the extend the education participation...
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Should employers give staff an hour every month to sort out their financial affairs? Insurance firm AXA is leading the...
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Up to 36 million working days were lost in 2006 due to work-related ill health and injury, new figures have...