Massive skills shortages could thwart the government’s £36bn nuclear new-build plan, unions warned.More than half of Britain’s already dwindling nuclear...
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Workers claiming taxi journeys back as expenses will often cost their employers more in tax under planned rule changes.HM Revenue...
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Martin Sawkins – the senior human resources figure who left the AA in September – has been appointed group HR...
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Music label EMI is widely expected to axe more than a third of its 5,500 workers tomorrow as its new...
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Asking applicants about their pensions at job interviews could lead to heavy fines for employers, it emerged as the Pensions...
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One in three doctors has been a victim of physical or verbal attack in the past year, research has revealed.A...
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The UK is suffering its worst ever week for sickness absence, according to reports.Absence management firm FirstCare claims that more...
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The public sector dominates the top spots in a table out today of the most gay-friendly employers in Britain.National crime...
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With 2008 set to be a big year for the profession, outsourcing will be high on every human resources director’s...
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ExclusiveAll migrant workers coming to the UK under the new points-based system will be told that the rules allowing them...
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A grim warning that 2008 will be the worst year for employment since Labour came to power in 1997 has...
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Work and pensions secretary Peter Hain has insisted that Jobcentre Plus is at the centre of a flagship scheme to get...
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Skills secretary John Denham has used Personnel Today to urge employers to make 2008 the year of employee training.Denham, secretary...
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Phil Badley has resigned as president of the Public Sector People Managers’ Association (PPMA).
Badley said he wanted to concentrate... -
Four in five working mums are dreaming of a more flexible Christmas, according to a survey.The poll of 500 working...