The Disability Rights Commission (DRC) has published employment guidance on the forthcoming Disability Equality Duty for publicly funded organisations. Around...
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Almost a third of employers only read a CV for a minute before deciding whether to interview the jobseeker, according...
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Staff absenteeism is more of a problem in the north of England than in London and the South, according to...
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The government announced today that a £16.8m investment package would be used to help small and medium-sized businesses provide better...
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An apprentice has been awarded £24,000 for unfair dismissal after he was sacked before the end of his apprenticeship contract....
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An “army of pensioners” are to protest over White Paper reforms delaying basic state pensions and links to average earnings....
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The City needs to encourage better business relations with China and India or risk losing its elite status as a...
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Recruitment agencies have slammed the decision by competitor Robert Walters to ban any potentially discriminatory age-related words in its job...
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City law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer is consulting with more than 100 staff as the firm reviews its support services...
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Staffordshire Police Service has launched a recruitment drive targeting former criminals. The Midlands service is calling on offenders to become...
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Women in Northern Ireland earn almost £100 a week less then their male colleagues, a government report revealed.
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Retail union Usdaw is seeking a recognition agreement with Marks and Spencer to represent its employees. The union has launched...
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Almost one-third (31%) of Scottish fire and rescue workers have witnessed harassment or discrimination in the last three years, according...
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Two female police officers have won a landmark equal pay tribunal against West Midlands Police.
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The number of unemployed people in the UK has reached its highest level in six years, hitting 1.7million in the...