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    Sex offender human rights breached after police pass on charge details

    by Guy Logan 8 Apr 2009
    by Guy Logan 8 Apr 2009

    A High Court has ruled a sex offender’s human rights were violated by police after they told his employer he...

    • Latest News
    • Recruitment & retention
    • Migrant workers

    Restrictions on A8 workers extended as UK takes tough stance on migrants

    by Guy Logan 8 Apr 2009
    by Guy Logan 8 Apr 2009

    Tough restrictions on Eastern European migrants travelling to the UK have been renewed for another two years to prevent a...

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    • Pay & benefits
    • Pensions

    Aon pensions hit as firm reduces contributions

    by Guy Logan 8 Apr 2009
    by Guy Logan 8 Apr 2009

    The UK arm of US insurance group Aon is slashing its contributions to the company’s pension scheme.Employees who wish to...

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

    HR safe as RBS announces plans to slash 9,000 jobs worldwide

    by Guy Logan 8 Apr 2009
    by Guy Logan 8 Apr 2009

    HR roles will not be part of the latest jobs cull at the Royal Bank of Scotland, Personnel Today can...

    • Acas
    • Employee relations
    • CIPD

    CIPD rubbishes claims that HR is mistrusted

    by Guy Logan 7 Apr 2009
    by Guy Logan 7 Apr 2009

    The CIPD has rubbished research that claims employees have less trust in their HR departments out of all business functions.A...

    • Latest News
    • Economics, government & business
    • Pay & benefits

    Thomas Cook denies exploitation claims over pay

    by Guy Logan 6 Apr 2009
    by Guy Logan 6 Apr 2009

    Travel company Thomas Cook is battling union claims that it is “exploiting” staff after employees complained about unpaid overtime and...

    • Apprenticeships
    • Latest News
    • Learning & development

    Jaguar to recruit more than 40 apprentices

    by Guy Logan 3 Apr 2009
    by Guy Logan 3 Apr 2009

    Jaguar Land Rover has announced it will recruit more than 40 engineering apprentices, a day before it accepted an £800m...

    • Business performance
    • Employment law
    • Latest News

    Judge orders stockbroker firm to stop poaching staff

    by Guy Logan 3 Apr 2009
    by Guy Logan 3 Apr 2009

    A High Court judge yesterday ordered a leading London stockbroker to stop poaching its rival’s staff. US-owned BGC was told...

    • Civil Service
    • Employment law
    • Latest News

    Major cuts to be made to civil service severance terms

    by Guy Logan 2 Apr 2009
    by Guy Logan 2 Apr 2009

    Severance pay for civil servants will be drastically cut by August in an attempt to modernise terms and save £500m.Prime...

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

    Jarvis axes jobs as rail programme slows

    by Guy Logan 1 Apr 2009
    by Guy Logan 1 Apr 2009

    Rail maintenance firm Jarvis is to axe 450 jobs due to a significant slowdown in workload.The York-based firm said it...

    • Apprenticeships
    • Career development
    • Latest News

    Goverment launches new skills helpline

    by Guy Logan 1 Apr 2009
    by Guy Logan 1 Apr 2009

    A new skills hotline for businesses to improve the skillset and qualifcations of staff has been launched by the government...

    • Employee relations
    • Latest News
    • Employee communications

    Cheshire council merger causes ‘chaos’ for staff

    by Guy Logan 1 Apr 2009
    by Guy Logan 1 Apr 2009

    The move to create a unitary authority in Cheshire has caused “chaos” as staff do not know what jobs they...

    • Business performance
    • Latest News
    • Economics, government & business

    Multi-billion pound pension deficits as financial year ends

    by Guy Logan 1 Apr 2009
    by Guy Logan 1 Apr 2009

    Employers have recorded multi-billion pound pension deficits in their company accounts for the last financial year, research has found.The Aon200...

    • Stress
    • Employment law
    • Latest News

    Unions urge MEPs to fight excessive working hours in UK

    by Guy Logan 1 Apr 2009
    by Guy Logan 1 Apr 2009

    Unions have urged MEPs to protect workers from excessive working hours ahead of a crucial meeting in Brussels today (1...

    • Employee relations
    • Employee communications
    • Latest News

    Renishaw criticised for redundancy e-mail

    by Guy Logan 31 Mar 2009
    by Guy Logan 31 Mar 2009

    The HR department at troubled engineering firm Renishaw has been criticised following the latest round of redundancy negotiations.The company is...

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