Pay talks between police and the Home Office have broken down, with rank and file officers ready to join other...
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Employers now rank energy efficiency ahead of redundancies or cutting staff bonuses as a better way to save money, a...
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More than three million UK workers received vocational qualifications last year, according to research released to mark the inaugural Vocational...
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A FTSE 100 company’s reshuffle has seen two senior members leave and its group and UK HR departments merged.Wolseley UK,...
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Ethnic minorities are using temporary work as a ‘stepping stone’ to enter the labour market, a report has found.‘Increasing Employment...
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After almost two decades at motoring organisation RAC, Debbie Hewitt has been on both sides of HR’s battle in the...
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A website that allows people to rate their employer has drawn mixed reactions from business circles.Workrewired.com gives employees the opportunity...
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Local government employers will return to the negotiating table after a week of widespread strikes and soaring inflation, a senior...
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A security analyst has warned HR directors they are “under threat” from computer hackers hunting for employee data, after unearthing...
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Employers have been warned that the cost of providing medical benefits to staff could rise by 60% by 2013.Rising costs,...
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Up to 600,000 council workers are staging a 48-hour strike from this morning as part of the long-running dispute over...
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Embattled bank Northern Rock has announced the appointment of their new group HR director, who will begin in September.Richard Smelt,...
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Army chiefs joined forces with protest group Stonewall to promote equal rights and tolerance of homosexual soldiers.The head of the...
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Clare Chapman has told Personnel Today that her 18 months as workforce director-general at the NHS have been a “privilege”...
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Parents of teenagers should be taught sex education in the workplace, researchers say.Following demands by several leading sexual health charities...