US-based internet company AOL is to axe 2,000 jobs worldwide in an attempt to refocus on online advertising.About 1,200 jobs...
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Just before his surprise resignation, Liberal Democrat leader Sir Menzies Campbell blasted both the Labour and Conservative parties for failing...
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A number of lower-ranking officers in the Royal Navy have threatened protest resignations following a lift on the banning of...
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More than half of UK employees would choose to remain opted in to personal accounts when they are introduced in...
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The long-running dispute between the Communications Workers Union (CWU) and the Royal Mail is close to an end as unions...
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Unions have again hit out at airport operator BAA’s decision to close its final salary pension scheme to new members...
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Talks between union leaders and the Royal Mail have resumed today in an effort to avert further strikes next week.The...
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A report by London mayor Ken Livingstone points to a lack of skills in the capital.The London Story report examines...
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Peter Bloxham, former head of insolvency at law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, has lost his £4.5m age discrimination claim.Bloxham accused...
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UK employers don’t care about the wellbeing of their staff, which in turn is reducing the country’s productivity, research has...
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Robert Gogel, CEO of outsourcing provider Liberata, has coined the term “north-shoring” to describe a possible geographical shift in the...
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More than half of UK workers are cagey about their career plans, new research has found.A survey conducted by global...
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The BBC is believed to be on the verge of announcing up to 2,800 job losses as a part of...
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Sainsbury’s has praised the “superior” work ethic of immigrant workers in comparison to UK employees.In a submission to a House...
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The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has urged action on the UK’s science skills base, following Lord Sainsbury’s review of...