A leading union has voiced its concern over the wider use of biometric information on staff by employers, after home...
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Unions have threatened further industrial action for up to 7,000 signalling staff at Network Rail, after rejecting a two-year pay...
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Coastguard staff are staging the first strike in their 158-year history today, in a dispute over pay.The Public and Commercial...
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Many big businesses in the UK do not have detailed business continuity plans, leaving them open to threats including flooding,...
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The government will unveil plans later today to make its much maligned identity cards compulsory for airport workers.According to a...
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Employees at Cardiff-based insurer Admiral will receive windfall of £3,000 worth of free shares, after profits shot up 24% to...
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Four police forces have taken up a new training programme to further improve the performance frontline police officers.Police forces in...
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The scale of the UK’s pensions woes is “worse than originally feared”, a think tank has warned.A report by the...
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One in three nurses in the UK suffers frequent violent attacks at work, which may impact on staff recruitment and...
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The BBC’s people chief has admitted the corporation needs to do more on improving diversity as it launched a renewed...
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Employers that want to tailor university degrees to the needs of their business should be prepared to get their wallets...
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The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) will axe up to 12,000 posts over the next three years, the work...
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Half of small and medium-sized firms are “afraid” to discipline staff for fear of being sued, new research has found.A...
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London mayor Ken Livingstone has unveiled a £5m ‘Young Londoners Fund’ to help city teenagers back into education or training.The...
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Physiotherapists called for government and employers to do more to protect the health of employees from repetitive strain injury (RSI),...