Sainsbury’s has boosted the number of graduate jobs available for its 2010 intake by 30% – defying the current economic...
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MPs should be granted big pay rises in the wake of the expenses scandal, according to two senior members of...
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A police sergeant who could only whisper is suing the force after failing to get a job training dogs, the...
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Workers at a Christian bookshop chain have won a “substantial” payout after being sacked, many by e-mail, by the company’s...
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Retention rates at Asda are at an all-time high, the supermarket giant has claimed.According to the retailer, 67,000 employees have...
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Workers on one of the main rail lines into London have today begun another two-day strike in a long-running dispute...
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Most women like having a man in charge of the office because they are less prone to mood swings, the...
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Nearly a quarter of the biggest firms on the UK stock market will not have enough spare cash to pay...
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The CIPD has repeated calls for employers to invest in staff if they are to retain them after the recession....
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This Personnel Today news round-up includes: Gender pay gap lives on Disabled man awarded £78,000 by employment tribunal Acas bid...
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This Personnel Today news round-up includes: Construction industry deaths report delayed Jobs market glimmer of hope Coffee Republic goes bust...
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Employers could face additional costs if workplace adjustments are required to allow an early return to work under the new...
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More than 800 jobs could be axed at a Hewlett-Packard plant in Scotland, it is feared.The technology firm yesterday confirmed...
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ITN’s growing pension shortfall could threaten the company’s future, it has emerged.The bleak forecast was revealed in ITN’s annual report...
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A former warehouse supervisor has been awarded nearly £13,000 for unfair dismissal.
Neil Ballard of Droitwich, Worcestershire, made his claim...