Employees are using the internet at work for flirting, affairs and sexual advances, a study has revealed. Almost half of...
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Up to 1,000 jobs could be created in North Lincolnshire after a power firm announced plans to build a renewable...
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Carphone Warehouse looks set to create 10,000 jobs by 2013.
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Local government unions have formally rejected the 0.5% pay award for local government employees ahead of the imposed deadline, risking...
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Turkey might well be off the Christmas list for many people across the UK as a meat inspector strike threatens...
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Employers risk losing valuable commercial and customer data if they do not train their staff on the dangers associated with...
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A set of standards geared towards building respect between different cultures at work will be launched next week.
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Plans to force the long-term unemployed, single parents and disabled people to seek work should be reconsidered, according to a...
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Employers are extremely gloomy about the economy with the creation of new jobs at a virtual standstill, the latest quarterly...
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Supermarket giant Sainsbury’s is offering its 150,000-strong workforce the chance to gain formal qualifications in stock-control and health and safety....
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HR blunders were partly to blame for staff fraud and theft, costing government departments £4.3m last year.An official study out...
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Employers will face increased pay bills if people are banned from working more than 48 hours per week, senior HR...
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An Asian man who alleges work colleagues superimposed his face on a photograph with Osama Bin Laden is suing his...
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A group HR director post has been scrapped at home emergency insurance cover firm HomeServe.
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A Muslim fork-lift truck driver who sued Tesco for religious discrimination because he was asked to handle alcoholic drinks as...