The government is already looking into the feasibility of piloting a ‘fit for work’ service, one of the key planks...
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The government has announced that the right to request flexible working will be extended to staff with children up to...
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Lack of communication with staff is preventing public sector employers from making their HR departments more efficient, the local government...
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Three in four IT workers would recommend the career to their children, according to a poll.
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Network Rail HR director Peter Bennett has called for the firm’s employees to “consider carefully” before voting for national strikes...
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Lie detectors could soon be used to deter workers from ‘pulling sickies’, after the government hailed trials of the... -
Ten companies listed on the FTSE 100 are actively considering pension buyouts as the credit crunch makes passing off retirement...
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British Energy has signed a £10m deal with the Royal Navy’s training provider to torpedo the UK’s nuclear skills crisis.Flagship...
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Health and Safety Executive chair Judith Hackitt has called on HR professionals to ensure lessons learned from disasters such as...
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British Energy chief executive Bill Coley has placed his HR team at the heart of the company’s bid to provide...
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The income of every Italian citizen was published on the internet yesterday by the country’s outgoing government.Curious, excited and maddened...
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Police and Guarding Agency chief superintendent Wendy Benson scooped the Champion Award at the Opportunity Now Awards in London last...
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IT firms are increasingly turning to career changers to fill vacancies, according to a training provider.Computeach has placed its 100th...
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We may be just four months in to 2008, but already there have been plenty of flashpoints for the HR...
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Work and pensions secretary James Purnell has warned chief executives that good people management is vital to avoid disasters such...