TALKING IN TONGUES… It seems Fabio Capello’s appointment as England manager may have unexpected benefits. One in four UK employers...
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The government has been accused of treating migrant workers “like cash machines” after it hiked up the costs of hiring...
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Entire families on benefits could be hauled in for employability ‘makeovers’ by private firms as the UK welfare reforms kick...
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Trade union lobbyists met European employment ministers yesterday to press for stronger working rights across the EU.Leaders of the European...
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Radical plans to change the way pension liabilities are calculated has been described as a “dagger in the side” of...
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Employers could face a 580% increase in the cost of hiring migrant workers under the new points-based system, it has...
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Public service workers are to protest in Westminster on 11 March over pay levels.
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Eight in 10 bosses are unprepared for the new workplace killing law which comes into force in just over two...
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Only four in 10 private sector companies with final salary schemes believe they will keep their pension arrangements unchanged for...
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New work and pensions secretary James Purnell has been backed to drive through the welfare reforms led by Peter Hain...
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Policing improvements chief Angela O’Connor has spoken about the “strength of feeling” among officers about their pay award.More than 20,000...
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British Airways’ (BA) new human resources director Tony McCarthy has been warned he will face “long-term problems” if he cannot...
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Public sector bashing has become widespread, now even its managers are joining in.
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A backlash against the much-feted human resources (HR) business partner model appears to have begun after research revealed that more...
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Staff on long-term sick leave could be entitled to holiday pay after an important development in Brussels last night.
The...