One in three sick days fall on a Monday and more working days are lost in January than any other...
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The postal workers union has climbed down over its decision to mount a legal challenge against Royal Mail’s policy to...
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A judge’s decision that eco-friendly views were philosophical beliefs and should be protected under equality law could leave the legislation...
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The Royal Bank of Scotland has shaken up its diversity strategy in a bid to attract more women into top...
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Employees face another year of hard bargaining and low pay rises, the Labour Research Department has warned. Its annual pay...
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Tesco is injecting £3m into a training programme to develop future leaders, despite the current economic climate. The figure is...
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Pensions expert Tom Barton, an associate at Pinsent Masons, gives his view of the NAPF survey and what employers should...
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One in three unemployed young people have been out of work for more than six months, prompting fears they could...
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Up to one in 10 men will be unemployed by 2010 as male employment plummets towards a new low, the...
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Financial services employers are the most generous when it comes to contributing to their worker’s defined contribution pension pot, a...
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British Airways faces the risk of industrial action after it cut the equivalent of 1,700 jobs, changed working practices and...
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Public sector employers could face retention woes when the government introduces a pay freeze for the most senior civil servants,...
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The Ministry of Defence’s HR chief has echoed calls from his Whitehall peers to make the public sector HR function...
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The Met Police has denied press reports that it plans to axe 400 uniformed officers.A spokesman told Personnel Today there...
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Employers should not be complacent about the number of claims accepted by employment tribunals falling by a fifth, according to...