The number of employers seeking help with making redundancies has risen by almost one third, the Chartered Institute of Personnel...
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Temporary staff and contractors need to review their working styles or risk falling behind as employers re-evaluate their staffing levels,...
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Many employers are planning sweeping cuts to their workspaces to cope with the tightening economic squeeze, according to property experts.The...
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Jackie Orme, the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) chief executive, said that HR is in the midst of...
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The government has rejected calls for an increase on the cap for tax-free redundancy payments.Employers can currently pay axed staff...
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Jackie Orme, the chief executive of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), has pledged to work with the...
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Peter Mandelson will return to his old stomping grounds as business secretary following a government reshuffle.Formerly the secretary of state...
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Employees who take extended sick leave are more likely to die than healthier co-workers, a study has found.
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A foundation to promote diversity in the UK leisure and hospitality industries was launched yesterday in London.
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The divide between public and private sector final salary pensions grew again last year, statistics show.The Occupational Pension Schemes Annual...
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Bradford & Bingley is facing “many more” job losses after it was nationalised today, MPs have claimed.George Mudie, Leeds East...
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Religious groups in the UK could soon find their members subject to minimum wage and anti-discrimination laws, a union has...
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Unions have welcomed a government announcement that will allow councils to raise almost half a billion pounds to fund equal...
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Hundreds of employees at the conciliation service Acas have staged a one-hour strike over their pay row.More than 600 members...
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Female HR professionals are lagging behind their male colleagues by up to £50,000 per year, research has revealed.A survey of...