Helen Gilbert

Employees are risking their health by working longer hours in a bid to fight the credit crunch, research from financial...

City HR chiefs are partly to blame for the UK’s banking crisis, industry figures have claimed. Reckless practices were fuelled...

The Public Sector People Managers’ Association (PPMA) has spoken of the challenges faced by state-paid HR professionals, after it emerged...

HR chiefs have admitted that men are favoured over women for the profession’s top jobs.
The frank comments follow a...

Public and civil services look set to be hit by further strike action as civil servants continue to fight against...

The government is to give 2,000 temporary staff permanent roles at Jobcentre Plus to help cope with lengthening dole queues.Temps...

The Home Office had admitted it will retrain an immigration officer who harassed an Indian migrant worker returning from holiday....

A Weight Watchers scheme that targets workplace staff must be handled sensitively to prevent ‘victimisation or harassment issues’, a top...

Trade union experts have rubbished claims that the TUC name is old fashioned and, as such, limiting its appeal to...

Travelodge has found two-thirds of its new recruits this year using the Local Employment Partnership (LEP) programme. Since January 2008,...

Adult carers are still largely unaware they have a right to request flexible working, a parliamentary report of MPs has...

Senior HR professionals have warned the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) that it faces a tough task finding...

Parliamentary standards commissioner Sir Phillip Mawer has been urged to investigate “huge discrepancies” in the travel expenses of MPs.  Under...