Employers are being urged to register online for a new graduate internship scheme, which will be run centrally by the...
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Quotas for female and ethnic minority judges may be brought in to improve diversity across the judiciary, a government adviser...
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Government plans to create a million ‘green’ jobs were dealt a fresh blow yesterday after a UK wind power firm...
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Up to 2,000 Territorial Army jobs will be cut as part of a radical overhaul of the UK’s armed forces.Yesterday,...
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Nearly half of UK graduates fear they will be made redundant within their first year of work, a survey has...
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The Equality Bill has been criticised as poorly timed and “bureaucratic” by opposition politicians. Published yesterday, the bill replaces nine diversity...
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Acas has admitted it is unlikely local government employers will seek to use the conciliation service to negotiate this year’s...
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Further signs of an eventual economic upturnhave been revealed, after a survey of employers found they expected staff hours to...
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The CIPD’s new professional standards map has received a lukewarm reception from the HR community.The ‘HR profession map’ is designed...
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Network Rail has revealed that senior managers will collect bonuses next year,despite government criticism.At the CIPD’s HRD 2009 conference, Marc Auckland,...
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The CIPD has warned the government against focusing on job creation ahead of skills and training in tomorrow’s Budget.John Philpott,...
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People skills are more important than business savvy for managers during the downturn, business bosses have said.More than a quarter...
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The Leeds NHS trust HR director has defended the organisation’s hiring policy, despite a 56-year-old worker being told she was...
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Panasonic will halve the number of recruitment agencies it uses by thesummer to cut down on costs, the company’s HR...
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Employees would rather have a pension than enjoy other benefits such as flexible working or bonuses, a survey has found.A...