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    CBI calls on government to control numbers of migrant workers

    by Greg Pitcher 20 Oct 2008
    by Greg Pitcher 20 Oct 2008

    The CBI has insisted the government needs to “actively manage” the influx of foreign workers after new immigration minister Phil...

    • Latest News
    • Pay & benefits

    Council pay body calms salary fears in wake of Iceland bank fiasco

    by Greg Pitcher 20 Oct 2008
    by Greg Pitcher 20 Oct 2008

    Local councils have moved to calm fears that pay will be hit by the Icelandic banking fiasco.
    It emerged last...

    • Age discrimination
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Latest News

    Rolls-Royce ageism ruling protects older staff from redundancies

    by Greg Pitcher 17 Oct 2008
    by Greg Pitcher 17 Oct 2008

    Trade union Unite has secured a landmark age discrimination ruling against Rolls-Royce that should give older workers across the UK...

    • Employment law
    • Latest News
    • Employment tribunals

    Tribunal enforcer role backed by CBI

    by Greg Pitcher 17 Oct 2008
    by Greg Pitcher 17 Oct 2008

    The CBI has backed calls for state-led enforcement of employment tribunal awards after research found more than 1,000 workers had...

    • Police
    • Latest News
    • Pay & benefits

    Police Federation insists three-year pay deal is ‘very good’

    by Greg Pitcher 15 Oct 2008
    by Greg Pitcher 15 Oct 2008

    The Police Federation has insisted that a three-year pay settlement agreed this evening was “a very good deal”.The federation, which...

    • Latest News
    • Economics, government & business
    • Job creation and losses

    Jobs crisis will lead to ‘woeful winter’ in the UK

    by Greg Pitcher 15 Oct 2008
    by Greg Pitcher 15 Oct 2008

    The UK is heading for a “woeful winter” of job cuts, according to the CIPD.Figures from the Office for National...

    • Latest News
    • Economics, government & business
    • Job creation and losses

    Government to spend £100m to support staff at risk of redundancy

    by Greg Pitcher 15 Oct 2008
    by Greg Pitcher 15 Oct 2008

    The government has announced a £100m lifeline for workers worried about losing their jobs in the economic crisis.
    The money...

    • Latest News
    • Economics, government & business
    • Recruitment & retention

    Skilled migrants under spotlight again as HSMP faces second judicial review

    by Greg Pitcher 15 Oct 2008
    by Greg Pitcher 15 Oct 2008

    Campaigners have officially filed for a second judicial review against the government’s handling of changes to the Highly Skilled Migrant...

    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Latest News
    • Family-friendly working

    Economic crisis offers mums more opportunity for flexible work

    by Greg Pitcher 15 Oct 2008
    by Greg Pitcher 15 Oct 2008

    The economic crisis presents a great opportunity for mums to find flexible work, according to an expert. Gillian Nissim, founder...

    • Employment law
    • Compensation
    • Latest News

    Staff fail to receive employment tribunal awards

    by Greg Pitcher 14 Oct 2008
    by Greg Pitcher 14 Oct 2008

    More than 1,000 workers each year fail to receive money awarded to them by employment tribunals, according to a report...

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    • Learning & development
    • Graduates

    University graduate takes 51 interviews to get a job

    by Greg Pitcher 13 Oct 2008
    by Greg Pitcher 13 Oct 2008

    An unlucky university graduate has finally secured a job – on her 51st interview.
    Holly Stagg left Sussex University with...

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    • Pay & benefits

    TUC calls for bonus review at bailed-out banks

    by Greg Pitcher 13 Oct 2008
    by Greg Pitcher 13 Oct 2008

    The TUC has called for a “wholesale review” of bonuses at the banks given a £37bn injection of taxpayers’ cash...

    • Bonuses
    • Latest News
    • Economics, government & business

    Bonus ban for board members at bailed-out banks

    by Greg Pitcher 13 Oct 2008
    by Greg Pitcher 13 Oct 2008

    Chancellor Alistair Darling has banned senior board members at the banks bailed out this morning from receiving bonuses this year....

    • Latest News
    • Economics, government & business

    Icelandic banking crisis could mean no wages for UK council staff

    by Greg Pitcher 13 Oct 2008
    by Greg Pitcher 13 Oct 2008

    Several councils could be unable to pay their staff at the end of this month, it was reported yesterday.A significant...

    • Latest News
    • Economics, government & business
    • Skills shortages

    Lammy warns employers that skills tax could resurface

    by Greg Pitcher 13 Oct 2008
    by Greg Pitcher 13 Oct 2008

    David Lammy signed off as skills minister last week with a warning to employers that they could yet be slapped...

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