Employees are risking their health by working longer hours in a bid to fight the credit crunch, research from financial...
Helen Gilbert
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City HR chiefs are partly to blame for the UK’s banking crisis, industry figures have claimed. Reckless practices were fuelled...
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The Public Sector People Managers’ Association (PPMA) has spoken of the challenges faced by state-paid HR professionals, after it emerged...
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HR chiefs have admitted that men are favoured over women for the profession’s top jobs.
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Public and civil services look set to be hit by further strike action as civil servants continue to fight against...
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The government is to give 2,000 temporary staff permanent roles at Jobcentre Plus to help cope with lengthening dole queues.Temps...
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The Home Office had admitted it will retrain an immigration officer who harassed an Indian migrant worker returning from holiday....
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A Weight Watchers scheme that targets workplace staff must be handled sensitively to prevent ‘victimisation or harassment issues’, a top...
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Trade union experts have rubbished claims that the TUC name is old fashioned and, as such, limiting its appeal to...
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Travelodge has found two-thirds of its new recruits this year using the Local Employment Partnership (LEP) programme. Since January 2008,...
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Adult carers are still largely unaware they have a right to request flexible working, a parliamentary report of MPs has...
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Senior HR professionals have warned the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) that it faces a tough task finding...
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Parliamentary standards commissioner Sir Phillip Mawer has been urged to investigate “huge discrepancies” in the travel expenses of MPs. Under...