The UK’s new, all-powerful, equality and diversity watchdog is set for an early test of its powers after a complaint...
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Experts have backed employers taking ‘pension holidays’ in the wake of Royal Dutch Shell’s controversial decision to stop paying into...
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Office workers at the UK division of power company EDF Energy are being taught how to walk up and down...
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Almost 100 female workers are claiming up to £1.5m from Staffordshire County Council in an equal pay row.The 88 women...
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An NHS trust has been criticised for paying a consultant £100,000 for three months’ work.
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Tory leader David Cameron has made flexible working central to his campaign to become prime minister.Cameron told delegates at the...
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At least half of GP practices will open outside working hours, the government promised today.Health secretary Alan Johnson said he...
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Employers are bracing themselves for a run of announcements in the next few days as the government clears the decks...
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Foreign workers will be needed to provide the skills to increase the UK’s nuclear power capacity, an expert has conceded.EDF...
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The government has been urged to abolish fixed retirement ages for civil servants. Public sector union FDA revealed research showing...
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The international credit crunch is placing increasing risk on UK pension schemes, an expert has warned.Pensions are becoming less secure...
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The HR profession stands ready and willing to help prime minister Gordon Brown fight a successful election campaign, the Chartered...
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More than 1,850 people across 30 countries logged onto their computers last Thursday to take part in a virtual industrial...
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HR failings at the Commission for Racial Equality (CRE) meant the race watchdog faced a series of damaging race discrimination...
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The amount of ageism in the workplace has barely decreased in the 12 months since it became unlawful, according to...