Plans to review the incapacity benefit system and get more people back into work could be hindered by chronic skills...
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BBC deputy director-general Mark Byford is to be made redundant and his post will not be filled, it has emerged...
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Public sector employers are preparing to cut staff numbers as well as reduce or freeze pay and benefits ahead of...
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Mobile phone giant Everything Everywhere has denied reports that its workers were first told of possible redundancies during public meetings....
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Government plans to get more single parents back into work could be thrown into jeopardy due to a lack of...
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Employers have given government plans for automatic enrolment into a workplace pension scheme from 2012 a lukewarm reception. A government...
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A consultation on the public sector equality duty under the Equality Act 2010 has been launched by the Government Equalities...
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Chief executives and supervisors are “actively inspiring” employees despite the tough economic climate, while trade union representatives are considered “demotivating”,...
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Employers’ groups and unions have cautiously welcomed a review of an NHS scheme that could see the bonuses of top...
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HR professionals are used to ensuring compliance and best practice around employment law, but are they aware of their organisation’s...
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Pay awards in the retail sector have tumbled to a median of just 1.2%, research published today has revealed. The...
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Religious discrimination employment tribunal cases have barely been out of the press during the past year, and the common theme...
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Proposed changes to pension rules could result in a firesale of liabilities over the next 18 months as employers look...
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A second consultation on the EU Working Time Directive (WTD) will take place in the autumn, the European Commission (EC)...
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Additional paternity leave regulations introduced prior to the general election by the previous Government look set to be scrapped by...