HR professionals have been warned to expect employee relations headaches if councils get the green light to charge businesses a...
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Employees at international mining giant Rio Tinto have been told to clear their desks, not because they are being sacked,...
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Information giant Thomson Reuters plans to roll out anew knowledge-sharing tool among its global workforce following the success of a...
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Staff at ‘Big Four’ accountancy firm KPMG have overwhelmingly backed a new flexible working scheme to safeguard their jobs.More than...
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The number of HR vacancies has continued to plummet for the seventh month in a row, new figures have revealed.The Monster...
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Legal claims of age discrimination and sex discrimination should not be allowed to affect reward programmes, a leading HR practitioner...
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Barclays has announced it is halving bonuses for 2008 as the government rejects calls to cap bank bonuses.The banking giant...
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Reward strategies are undergoing a radical revamp as employers battle to retain talented workers while cutting costs during the recession....
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The continuing snowfall is a litmus test of staff loyalty and engagement, a City HR director has claimed.Gary Teper, HR...
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More than 100 new jobs for British workers have been created at the Lindsey Oil Refinery in Lincolnshire, ending the...
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EXCLUSIVE Experienced staff approaching retirement are threatening to bow out of work early as bonuses and pay increases look unlikely...
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Leading HR practitioners have delivered a stern warning to their peers that sickness absence should be low down on the...
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A serious recruitment blunder involving a senior HR chief has sparked a row between two major high-street retailers, Personnel Today...
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Both public and private sectorHR must make surethe current recession doesn't repeat past mistakes, says employment minister Tony McNulty.
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HR departments are still reporting skills shortages despite increasing unemployment and a rising numbers of job applications.A survey of over...