Less than half of defined contribution pension scheme trustees believe that employees paying into their scheme know how much their...
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The public sector has rejected calls for big changes in the way it manages its staff.
Influential employers’ group the... -
Joanne Brown and Carol Mingova from the Orders of St John Care Trust scooped the first prize of £3,000 in...
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London’s mayoral elections take place this week. But what do the three leading candidates have in store for employers?The campaign...
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Trade unions have ramped up the pressure on prime minister Gordon Brown, insisting he must increase public sector pay after...
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Only one in four people with depression inform their HR departments of their condition, many fearing it would harm their...
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The cost of civil servants’ time has been left out of the budget for the 2012 Olympics, MPs revealed today.A...
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Communications giant O2, part of the Telefonica group, has named Simon Linares as its new group HR director.Linares, previously Africa...
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Rules that mean Indian nationals can only work in England for a year after graduating here are frustrating City firms,...
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The government has finally accepted defeat in the battle over its controversial changes to the Highly Skilled Migrant Programme (HSMP).Border...
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The Met Police claims to have received the first signs that its controversial leadership academy is tackling its high profile...
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London workers face commuting hell at the end of this month after Tube staff announced a 48-hour weekday strike.The National...
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Londoners are the unhappiest in their jobs of all UK inhabitants, new research has indicated.A survey of more than 1,600...
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Leisure and retail employers are likely to be hardest hit by changes brought in by the Pensions Bill, a leading...
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Jackie Orme has spoken for the first time about her new role as chief executive of the Chartered Institute of...