Dozens of Staffordshire nurses could relocate to Australia due to NHS job cuts
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Almost 40% of UK companies employ staff who are expected to use e-mail, but only 20% of them adequately communicate their e-mail policy to their staff, according to research.
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Confidentiality also an issue for staff undergoing fertility treatment.
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UK business is betting on the World Cup to boost productivity.
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West Midlands town joins growing army of councils facing equal pay claims.
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Loud dresser pays price for defying company dress code.
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Job interview discrimination disadvantages ethnic minorities.
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Salaries in the financial services sector have increased by more than £10,000 in the past five years, research by the Blomfield Group recruitment consultancy showed
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HR professionals working in the Police Service face more uncertainty after a number of forces and local authorities announced their intention to launch legal challenges against the government's controversial merger plans
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Despite being under pressure by a fourth government review, British Transport Police staff continue to stay buoyant
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Director of HR and OD, Heart of England NHS Foundation Hospital Trust
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Workers at Peugeot have voted not to take strike action over the loss of 2,300 jobs at the car manufacturers' Warwickshire plant
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About 19,000 staff at Lloyds TSB are set to receive a cut of £69m this week through its Sharesave scheme
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Hundreds of people turned up to protest against the closure of the HP sauce factory and the loss of 125 jobs in Birmingham on Saturday
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Mental health-related absence is costing UK employers more than £9bn a year, according to research by the Shaw Trust charity