A steep increase in pension liabilities has wiped £5m off the value of the CIPD in 12 months, its annual...
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A major test of the UK’s religious discrimination laws next week could see a record compensation payout, according to reports....
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More than 200 people were killed at work in the 12 months to April 2008, official figures revealed today.The Health...
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Tribunal hearings could increase rather than decrease when the UK’s new workplace dispute resolution system is introduced, an influential figure...
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Skills secretary John Denham will today reveal how employers are helping shape a radical new government service to get more...
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Public sector union Unison is hoping to secure an end to the long-running local government pay dispute before Christmas.Unions met...
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NHS trade unions today called for the government to renegotiate health service pay.
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Fears have grown for the UK’s cherished opt-out from the Working Time Directive, with claims that even Labour MEPs will...
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The debate over HR’s role in the banking crisis raged on last week.HR practitioners rushed to Personnel Today’s community site...
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Firms are predicting healthy pay rises next year despite the threat of recession, according to research published today.The poll of...
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The Agency Workers Directive has been passed by the European Parliament – giving temporary workers in the UK equal rights to...
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Union members are protesting at Ascot race course this morning against Hewlett-Packard’s (HP) decision to axe 3,400 UK jobs.Members of...
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The UK is struggling to keep the Working Time Directive opt-out clause it thought it had secured with concessions on...
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A raft of employment law changes could be put on hold due to the economic crisis, according to reports. New...
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Managers and directors across the UK have been warned that they risk imprisonment for health and safety failings, after a...