Employers must strive to create opportunities for women despite the credit crunch, a leading HR director has warned.Earlier this week...
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Half of defined benefit (DB) pensions in the private sector are expected to close to new joiners in the near...
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HR directors fight back against the recession by focusing on training and development;
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Public sector employers will be required to recruit more people with mental and learning disabilities to meet government targets introduced...
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The British Army is “undermanned” and in need of longer breaks, the force’s top general has claimed.In a speech at...
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A shadow cabinet reshuffle by the Conservatives has placed two new faces in the roles of shadow business secretary and...
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Almost three-quarters of employers say implementing the new points-based system (PBS) had increased their administration costs, a survey has revealed.The...
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Staff at financial services firm KPMG have been urged to take sabbaticals on one-third of their pay to save their...
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Unions are making calls for the government to push pension scheme fund managers to be more responsible with investment.A statement...
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Jobs in business and education will grow over the next decade despite the current economic downturn, a report claims.Working Futures,...
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Nissan aims to minimise job losses by implementing flexible working schemes to cut staff hours as the recession grips car...
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A pool of thousands of apprentices could be available to UK employers within a year.The government’s New Opportunities White Paper...
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Agency workers may soon have the right to request time off for training from their employers, under plans being discussed...
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Recruitment specialists and government-funded employment agencies have rejected accusations of race discrimination following an undercover investigation.Research by the BBC programme...
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Two-fifths of employers intend to increase the number of secretarial and support staff in 2009, a report has revealed.The annual...